Yesterday morning at Marzipants HQ we woke up to an email which made us jump out of bed, squeal with joy, ring our mum and re-read the email to check and double check that it was real. We’ve been on cloud 9 ever since!

Back in the summer we applied to the …

Twilight’s Marisa Quinn sinks her fangs into fashion:

#Marisa4EcoCouture

The Marisa Quinn for EcoCouture collection is Luxe and Boho chic meets Eco-Conscious. The collection represents Marisa's…

We are going crazy for this Organic Cotton & Bamboo fabric in shade Rose, It has a beautifuly subtle lustre and a wonderful handle. Oh and keep an eye out for the blood-orange shade too, its just gorgeous!

Cotton is farmed in around 90 countries worldwide and Organic cotton is farmed in around 22 counties worldwide. For cotton to be considered truly 'organic' with an organic symbol it has to be verified by independent certification bodies that check the standards of production and manufacturing. 

The biggest benefit of Organic cotton is to ensure cotton farmers get fair pay for their work as well as better working standards. Regular Cotton uses pesticides to ensure no nasty…

WHERE DID YOU GET YOUR T-SHIRT FROM? - prison 



Heavy Eco takes the the shiny green world and combines it with brutal reality of Eastern European inmates to form one-of-a-kind eco fashion collections.



Can bad people do good? Is ethical always…

Global Sourcing & Manufacturing tickets: …

Photo of Zoe attempting shearing! She then watched that wool being processed and spun locally before it was made up into her designs - and she's keen to share all of her knitting experiences this Friday!

"The structure of the talk organised by Offset is fantastic - I wish there…

Behind Flordemano

Only last week Prince Charles was supporting the Campaign for Wool and it's now Princess Eugenie's time to shine.  The Duke of York's daughter was spotted adorned in ethical fashion label "Beulah", and claims herself to be a big fan: “They are such a great brand, and the fact that they are supporting Anti-Slavery Day is incredible, it’s a cause I truly believe in.”

It just goes to show that the origin of our clothes is important.  Nobody wants to support sweatshops,…

Attend Our Fit Trial and Trunkshow and Receive 50% Off Our Fall Collection

We're so excited to announce that we're hosting a Fit Trial and Trunkshow in collaboration…

Pop In to the PureThread Pop Shop in London at 67 Old Street in Shoreditch

STOP!



Send them to Offset Warehouse and we’ll find them a wonderful new home!

Our industry experts are on hand to provide you with the core knowledge and skills you need to design, source and manufacture in a socially and environmentally safe way.

SEMINAR ONE:

KEY SKILLS FOR INFORMED DESIGN

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OFFSET COLLECTIVE EVENT | Free event for ethical designers next Thursday!



From fibre sourcing problems to customs & duties solutions, great marketing ideas and precious PR & sales contacts, the Offset Warehouse Collective event is the perfect opportunity to meet and talk with other ethical designers.

We'll be bringing along a range of fabrics that you can purchase in a group, so you can meet…

Ethical outerwear can be the most difficult find especially at an affordable price. Whilst the cheapest way to keep warm ethically is to shop at local thrift and charity shops often you want a new coat that will stand the test of time.

For 20 of the best outerwear and knit pieces this winter check out The Conscience Collective …

FABRIC LOVE| Don't you love waking up in the morning to a whole new set of sumptuous samples?! Lime green peace silk? Eeee!

Consume Until You're Consumed



'Consumed' aims to make people question their spending habits, and think about whether they need all the luxuries they indulge in. The aim of the campaign is to question our society and the messages that are put out to us.



At the beginning of the year 'Consumed' targeted three Primark stores in…

A Pair of Stilettos made from Pistachio Nuts and Coffee Beans - thats Julia Skergeth!



A Kingston University fashion student has turned the traditional high heel on its head for her sustainable project that was shown at London Fashion Week’s largest independent showcase, Vauxhall Fashion Scout.



Challenged to be sustainable and use bio-renewable materials to create luxury fashion, Julia Skergeth – who is originally from…