We want to play our part in safeguarding our planet for future generations. After all, we've all got to live here. We believe small positive changes can have big environmental impacts.

We're always trying to minimise our impact on the environment. Our aim is to be as environmentally and socially responsible as we can be. It's just the right and proper thing to do.

We source our products ethically, making use of organic materials where possible. We're committed to creating durable, high-quality products that last.

Organic materials, like the organic cotton we use for our heavy hoodies, are grown without harmful chemicals or pesticides. As well as protecting wildlife and the environment, chemical-free farmland stays fertile longer.

We screen print our gorgeous garms with eco-friendly inks. Our clothing is designed to be washed at 30℃ because washing at lower temperatures not only helps keep your clothes looking great for longer, it cuts carbon dioxide (CO²) emissions by saving energy.

Our packaging is made from recycled materials and is 100% recyclable.

We're going further by replacing our recyclable shipping bags with compostable mailers made from unwaxed, unbleached, recycled cardboard.

These can be disposed of with your other recycling or, better still, added to your home compost to feed bugs and worms.

To make our carbon footprint as small as possible, all our shipments are carbon neutral. We invest in carbon offsets to remove CO² from the atmosphere.

Because shipping your order to you relies on burning fossil fuels and releasing CO², we are taxing ourselves for the carbon we cause to be produced by funding projects that pull carbon out of the atmosphere.

When you've finished with your clothes, please reuse or recycle them. Don't let them end up in landfill. Sell them, donate them to charity, or give them to a mate. Every item of clothing has its environmental cost. Help us keep it as low as possible.

Our Andy took the photos we've used above. They're not stock images. As you can see, Andy's an incredible landscape photographer. Big thanks to him for letting us use them.

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