A Weathered Penny is a UK based brand creating handmade accessories for modern women. Their designs are unique and timeless, made using only sustainable materials. With nickel free studs and eco-friendly resin, A Weathered Penny brings you elegant accessories, with little environmental impact, built to last.

Founded in 2017 by three brothers from Devon, Bird Sunglasses have built their brand based not only on design, but people and planet too. Bird Sunglasses are the first UK eyewear company to become certified B Corp, a recognition of their outstanding commitment to balancing purpose and profit. For every pair of their gorgeous sunglasses sold, they distribute solar light to remote communities in Africa through SolarAid, removing reliance on kerosene lamps. This improves the health of these households and helps the environment. Their design-led eyewear makes you look good, whilst doing good.

Copenhagen based Egos are inspired by classic Danish design, with comfort, functionality and simplicity at their core. Each of their beautiful slippers are handmade in Nepal. Making them isn’t easy, and requires a lot of time, that’s why Egos are certified by the World Fair Trade Organization, making sure their skilful workers are treated fairly and paid what they deserve. One worker can produce 2 pairs of shoes a day. In Nepal, the creation of sustainable and fairly paid jobs will contribute to positive development.

Flamingos' Life are paving the way for sustainable footwear. Their shoes are made from corn waste, bamboo, hemp, organic cotton and natural rubber sustainably extracted from the Hevea brasiliensis tree. Alongside their fantastically sustainable materials, every Flamingos' Life collection is associated with a social project that acts to balance their footprint and improves lives of disadvantaged people. Flamingos' Life combine retro style with contemporary minimalism and the outcome is gorgeous. We love these sustainable trainers and are sure you will too.

Girlfriend Collective are paving the way for sustainable activewear. Using recycled post-consumer plastic bottles to make their polyester, each pair of leggings prevents 25 water bottles going to landfill. Girlfriend Collective also make sure their dyeing process is eco-friendly and that their fabrics contain no harmful substances, certified by Standard 100 OEKO-TEX. Not only do they help the environment but Girlfriend Collective value their people too. Certified by SA8000, they ensure their workers are fairly paid, work in good conditions and have workers’ rights. If their sustainability wasn’t enough, their clothes are absolutely gorgeous, and make you look and feel amazing.

Founded in 2006, Just Trade collaborates with artisans across the globe to create handmade jewellery and accessories. They work with small Fair-Trade projects in Ecuador, Peru, India and Vietnam to bring you stunning jewellery at fair prices. They are members of BAFTS Fair Trade Network UK and Social Enterprise UK, making a difference to people’s lives whilst helping you look fabulous.

Founded by friends Abi and Liha, Liha Beauty is based on a mixture of African roots and a quintessentially British attitude. Their aim is to promote the power of wellness, slow living and self care. All of their amazing skincare is vegan and organic so there aren't any nasties going into your skin. Liha blend the rich botanical life of West Africa with traditional English aromatherapy and folk remedies.

People Tree began as a pioneer for sustainable Fair-Trade fashion in 1991. Their contemporary and playful designs put a twist on classic styles, maintaining ethical and environmental standards from start to finish. People Tree promote organic farming, using GOTS certified materials and non-toxic dyes, this helps water supplies and prolongs the health of soil, maintaining the livelihoods of famers. Using only organic natural fibres or sustainable materials like Tencel, People Tree work hard to lower their environmental impact. They value their workers too. Being Fair Trade certified, People Tree work closely with those in developing countries to build viable long-term business, which can sustain communities.

Thinking MU hold sustainability and style at their core. Working only with organic, recycled and Fair-Trade fibres, Thinking MU create high quality garments, built to last. All of their organic cotton is GOTS certified and their recycled fabrics are certified by the Global Recycled Standard. Thinking MU also use Hemp, a fast-growing crop which creates super breathable fabrics. They are also certified by Fair Trade. The labels on their clothes include a traceable barcode, revealing the story and process behind each garment, connecting you to your clothes.

Handcrafted in their North London studio, Wolf and Moon create unique jewellery from eye-catching statements to everyday essentials. Not only are their pieces absolutely gorgeous, but they’re fair to the environment and their workers. Every single one of their staff are paid above the London Living Wage and they never hire unpaid interns. Also, Wolf and Moon only use FSC certified wood and recycled acrylic. These environmental and ethical positives only add to how amazing their jewellery makes you feel.