Everyday Phenomenal

Everyday Phenomenal is a London based women’s wear brand on a mission to make women feel phenomenal inside & out. They’re the first eco-friendly clothing brand that’s shifting the focus from how you look, to how you feel. That’s why all of their ethical fashion essentials link to their online mindfulness platform, The Circle of Feeling Good. Their collection is stylish and comfortable, made in the UK by talented seamstresses. https://www.everyday-phenomenal.com/

Contact

Email: info@everyday-phenomenal.com

Website: https://www.everyday-phenomenal.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wear.ep/

BohoHemp introduces new brands to their collection with the launch of a new website

BohoHemp have unveiled a new look and launched their new website with the aim to sell everyday ethical fashion and accessories to everyone. The eco boutique has been successfully selling hemp and organic clothes for over 2 years so it was time for an updated design and an advanced e-shop to accommodate their increasing range.

As well as selling clothes from bestselling Canadian retailer Nomads and Belgium’s Uprise, lingerie and sleepwear from Jonano and skincare products from Hemp Hemp Hooray, they have added three more ethical brands to the collection. Founder Emma is especially excited to be selling first ever ethical flip flops from Gandys, “ The brothers story is a truly inspiring and encouraging success story of how you can really bring benefit to people and our planet through very simple innovative design ”. The BohoHemp Holiday Shop is selling these alongside hemp lip balms, sunblock and after sun from Yaoh and hemp hats and bags from Sativa for customers to easily access good quality, ethical holiday accessories to take to a festival, beach holiday or staycation.

Emma’s enthusiasm for sustainable living and personal touch has proved popular with her customers, generating a loyal following and a now a worldwide distribution. She is always keen to meet the needs of her customers; “I hope you like the new look and find it easy to navigate around and overall, enjoy shopping with us! I’d welcome any feedback, so please email me at emma@bohohemp.co.uk”

www.bohohemp.co.uk

For further information, please contact: Emma Parkinson on 0787652234

Photo attached of Emma Parkinson

Spirals Fair Trade

Spirals offers you the chance to buy from a beautiful collection of ethically sourced products. Including fairtrade gifts, eco-friendly furniture, fairtrade home furnishings, ethical toys and the best in fairtrade and ethical fashion … there is plenty to choose from! Most of their fairtrade products are sourced from BAFTS registered wholesalers. They also stock products made in the UK which are earth friendly, many of them made in Hebden Bridge. This includes items made using reclaimed timber, natural skincare products, and work by local designers using recycled materials. www.spiralsfairtrade.co.uk

Exactly what is ethical fashion?

The Ethical Fashion Forum (EFF) defines ethical fashion as an approach to the design, sourcing and manufacture of clothing which maximises benefits to people and communities while minimising impact on the environment.

For the EFF, the meaning of ethical goes beyond doing no harm, representing an approach which strives to take an active role in poverty reduction, sustainable livelihood creation, minimising and counteracting environmental concerns.

Ethical Fashion Forum has drawn up a set of 10 criteria for ethical fashion, to inform the fashion industry’s official ethical fashion awards:

1.Countering fast, cheap fashion and damaging patterns of fashion consumption
2.Defending fair wages, working conditions and workers’ rights
3.Supporting sustainable livelihoods
4.Addressing toxic pesticide and chemical use
5.Using and / or developing eco- friendly fabrics and components
6.Minimising water use
7.Recycling and addressing energy efficiency and waste
8.Developing or promoting sustainability standards for fashion
9.Resources, training and/ or awareness raising initiatives
10.Animal rights

For more information visit The Fair Trade Clothing Shop where you can find more useful information on ethical and fair trade clothing, along with a list of suppliers.