The Kaleidoscope Of Green Living UK
Low waste lifestyle tips for a more eco-friendly living
Ethical and sustainable brands that care for the people and the environment – not affiliate or sponsored content.
Gina Williams founded the NerdDNA back in 2012 with the view to raise awareness on sustainable lifestyle alternatives including fashion, home, eating and more. “NerdDNA is a platform of fun and engaging experiences based on sustainable topics” says Gina Williams…
Wrag Wrap is a Devon based company owned by two women Nicky and Louise who aim to revolutionize the gift wrapping market! In a bid to tackle plastic waste their new range is made from 100% recycled (traceable) plastic bottle…
With a vision to use their profits in order to fund campaigning opportunities for those that are frequently shut out of decision making processes, organic cotton basics brand, Shy and Mighty is set off for a great future ahead. Fashion…
Jyoti - Fair Works is a German-Indian social enterprise empowering women through the production of fair fashion. Committed to fairness, transparency & humanity. In their sewing workshop in the southern Indian town of Chittapur, they work together with their cooperation…
Banda Bags offers a wide range of Handcrafted Vegan Handbags - Weekender Bags, Nano Handbags, Bucket Bags, Clutches and Wallets Online. Banda Bags is committed to providing their artisans with more economic opportunities, employment and a fair wage. Their collection…
Innovative, imaginative, practical, beautiful and eco-friendly are just a few of the qualities Paguro Upcycle products have to offer to the conscious consumer. Yen Goo, the brains behind Paguro Upcycle, brings together and showcases for us a collection of the world’s…
A driving force in the ethical footwear market, Alicia Lai strives to create stylish shoes for both men and women, made of the best innovative, eco-friendly and vegan materials. I was first introduced to her brand "Bourgeois Boheme" three years…
Glitzbox is the UK's first jewellery rental subscription set to revolutionise the way women buy and discover jewellery. The idea is based on the business model of “access economy” a type of business built on the sharing of resources.