With Christmas on the way, I’ve come up with 50 eco friendly gift ideas for men, women and children - this list is ideal for people who want to reduce their waste and support sustainable independent businesses.
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If you're looking for eco-friendly Christmas stocking fillers (or stuffers) for your kids but you're on a budget, then look no further. Here are 27 sustainable ideas under £10 / $15
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Do you want to give him a more sustainable gift for Christmas this year? This guide will give you ideas for the man in your life who is conscious of their environmental impact.
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If you’re searching for the perfect ethical Christmas gift then look no further. I’ve found 65 present ideas for conscious consumers.
Read MoreLooking for sustainable Valentine’s Day gifts for your loved one? Surprise your favourite person with these romantic (but not cheesy!) eco-friendly gift ideas that are kinder to the people and the planet.
Read MoreWant to avoid greenwashing in the jewelry industry? Today I’m sharing 15 sustainable brands from the USA that create beautiful designer jewelry that empowers people and protects the planet
Read MoreA proposal is much more meaningful if the engagement ring is eco-friendly and sustainable, don't you agree? Thankfully, it's possible to have a beautiful ring that is made with sustainability in mind. Here are the top 50 engagement rings in 2022.
Read MoreIf you're looking for an ethical or eco-friendly piece of jewellery for a loved one, look no further. Here are 123brands from the UK that are making gifts from recycled metals and Fairtrade gold with ethical gemstones and diamonds.
Read MoreDoes anyone else feel like wrapping presents in an eco-friendly way is so much harder than coming up with sustainable gift ideas? No matter how much effort you put in, there will always be that one relative that goes OTT with the plastic tape leaving you no choice but to open their presents with your teeth.
This blog post makes a great subtle hint by the way.
Read MoreRomance isn’t dead, we just have to take back Valentine’s Day. Let’s face it, in our fast-paced society where people run to the supermarket after work hoping there are some flowers left, Valentine’s Day is all about consumerism. From carbon-heavy roses to plastic-filled teddy bears made by Asian factory workers on inexcusably low wages, Valentine’s Day is terrible for the planet and for the human beings slaving away in the background.
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