Lavender Hill

They are passionate about being a socially and environmentally conscious brand.

They put care and thought into how their clothes are made and how their business is run. This is their 10-point plan for preserving the environment, empowering people, and supporting communities. They’re taking great steps forward, but they know there will always be more they can do in the future.

Fair trade is the only option.

They work with factories and businesses in the UK and Europe that pay people fairly.

No child labour, no exploitation.

They respect human rights and ensure that their clothes are made in working environments that comply with health, safety, and employment laws.

They are a female-founded brand that believes in empowering women.

They are all about lifting each other up and work with other businesses that have the same philosophy. Their Portuguese factory is led by a mother-daughter team who employ over 70 women. Their passion and commitment drive the brand forward every day.

They use natural, biodegradable fabrics.

Their LENZING™ fibres derive from the finest European Beech trees and are approved by the Fairtrade Textile Standard.

They only use non-toxic dyes.

That are sustainable and kinder to the environment.

Minimising their footprint.

Their core fabrics are produced in a CO2 neutral environment.

They believe in empowering communities.

Their head office and factories support local talent with jobs, education, and donations (they recently produced and donated nearly 20,000 face masks to the Katherine Low Settlement in Battersea).

From design to delivery, they are committed to reducing their environmental impact.

They make clothes to last and encourage a buy-better, buy-less approach.

All their packaging is recyclable.

Sustainable, and ready for reuse.

Respect, care, and kindness are at the heart of their brand, and always will be.