In the research that we have conducted, and in our day to day operations, we have noticed that there is a perception that ethical clothing, such as Fairtrade and organic clothing is more expensive. At client meetings, on the phone and by email we hear “I really want to buy Fairtrade, but I’m just not […]
Ethics
Good For Nothing (GFN) – Case Study
We’re passionate supporters of those doing great things for incredible causes, so we were really pleased when we got the opportunity to work with some of the amazing people at ‘Good For Nothing’ (GFN). GFN curates a number of collaborative gigs across the country, each gig brings together a number of creative, diverse and talented […]
Feel Good Friday – The Wicked Coffee Company
It’s that time of the week once again, for Feel Good Friday; where we tell you a little bit about an eco and ethical company we know of and love! If you would like to know a little bit more about Feel Good Friday, and how it started click here. This week we want to […]
Lego Oil Video
Below is the latest viral campaign from Greenpeace in it’s mission to prevent Shell from drilling in the Arctic. The video was created by award winning agency ‘Don’t Panic’, and is possibly the saddest video to feature Lego ever.
Good for the environment, good for business
What is good for the environment, is also good for business. We found that a whopping 45% of workers were willing to take a pay cut, in order to work in a job that makes a social or environmental impact. Other highlights from the research include that green businesses could add £20 billion to the […]
Fair Wear Foundation & Workers Rights Consortium
With so many different types of ethical accreditation out there it become very confusing as to what each does, and to then compare these to others, with information scattered across an array of resources, it becomes quite a daunting task. We’ve been asked on numerous occasions the difference between FWF accreditation compared to that of […]
Rana Plaza disaster
It’s now been 6 months since the factory collapse in Bangladesh killing 1,133 people and leaving almost 1,300 injured. It was a massive disaster and one that opened a lot of eyes to the devastating reality of the garment industry, something that has been going on for far far too long. What is terrible is […]
