SUSTAINABILITY

We want to play our part in safeguarding our planet for future generations. We try to minimise our impact on the environment.

We're committed to creating unique, high quality and durable products that last. We source our products ethically and make use of natural materials where possible. We're not perfect, but we try to do our bit for this planet we call home.

The organic cotton we use to make our heavy hoodies is grown without harmful chemicals or pesticides. Not only does this protect wildlife and the environment, chemical-free farmland stays fertile for longer. Boom!

We screen print our premium apparel with eco-friendly inks. Our tees, long sleeves and hoodies are designed to be washed at 30℃. Washing at lower temperatures not only helps keep your clothes looking great for longer, it also cuts carbon dioxide (CO²) emissions by saving energy. Everyone's a winner!

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

We plan to go further by replacing our recyclable shipping bags with compostable mailers made from unwaxed and unbleached recycled cardboard. You can recycle them or, better still, chuck 'em in your compost bin. They're very cool. We think you'll approve.

All our shipments are carbon neutral. We invest in carbon offsets to remove CO² from the atmosphere, with the aim of making our carbon footprint as small as possible.

Because shipping your order to you necessarily relies on burning fossil fuels and releasing CO², we fund projects that pull carbon out of the atmosphere. In other words, we're taxing ourselves for the carbon we cause to be produced.

Every item of clothing has its environmental cost. Help us keep ours as low as possible. When you've finished with your clothes, reuse or recycle them. Please don't let them end up in landfill. Give them to charity or to a mate, or sell them.

The incredible images used on this page were taken by our Andy. They're not stock images. As you can see, Andy's a brilliant landscape photographer. For more about our nature boy, check out his interview.

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