Homeware & Beauty

Since 2005 Elvis & Kresse have been rescuing raw materials, transforming them into luxury lifestyle accessories and donating 50% of profits back to charities.

In 2005 Elvis & Kresse had a chance encounter with the London Fire Brigade. When they learnt that London's damaged decommissioned hoses were headed to landfill they mounted a rescue. They set up Elvis & Kresse to save it. For over a decade none of London’s fire-hose has gone to landfill and over 170 tons of material has been reclaimed.

In 2017 the Burberry Foundation partnered with Elvis & Kresse to tackle the even greater global problem of leather waste. This Five-year partnership will see at least 120 tonnes of leather off-cuts from Burberry recrafted into new luxury items, designed and sold by Elvis & Kresse.

One Elephant...One Idea. Supporting education in Africa and Asia.

Why do some children have the right to an education whilst others don't? By buying one of their products, they will donate a school kit to a child in Africa or Asia. Simple as that.

Elephant Branded aim to make a positive, long term, and sustainable change to the communities that produce their products and the children that receive their school kits. One Elephant...One Idea.

You buy one ethically made, recycled bag or related product and they will give one ergonomically designed school bag and kit to a child in Africa or Asia. Simple as that. Elephant Branded pay a fair, competitive wage to local villagers who make their bags out of locally sourced, recycled materials. Not only do they get a fair, reasonable wage but they also have the opportunity to learn valuable skills that permit them to have a sustainable, effective way to get out of poverty. Then they sell it to people like you. The Elephant has just stepped outside. Now we have to keep him there.

Hand stitched footballs creating employment opportunities for people in Ghana, Kenya and Zambia.

Sales from these balls support the running of social enterprises which help keep adults in employment, help children play, and raise health awareness through sport across Africa.

Turtle Cup is on a mission to reduce plastic waste. In the UK alone, 2.5 billion coffee cups are thrown away each year. Many people believe that coffee cups are recycled. The reality is that just 1 in 400 coffee cups are recycled, and we want this to end. We LOVE our coffee, but we don’t want it to cost the earth!

They want to go a step further and walk-the-walk rather than just talk-the-talk. Thats why with every sale, they donate 50p to charities who’s mission it is to end single use plastic and clean up our oceans.

As well as this, Turtle Cup are a carbon neutral company. All of the carbon generated in the manufacturing process, and in the delivery of our cups to customers,  is offset through schemes and projects which reduce carbon output.

Our orders are handled by a fulfilment company called James & James, who are one of the only Soil Association-Certified fulfilment companies in the UK.

GlobalWAKEcup was born after old friends Buffie and Nick got together to reminisce about their time together in the music industry.

Nick says "Having put the world to rights, we got chatting about David Attenborough's now iconic Blue Planet II series and realised we both wanted to do something about the single-use plastic issue it raised... Along with Blue Planet and the film A Plastic Ocean, this fact gets us out of bed every single day" 

Each year 100 billion single-use coffee cups end up as landfill, that's enough to fill The Royal Albert Hall a 1000 times over

But with a problem this big, where do you start? The thinking behind what they do is part education and part real world solutions, backed up with 10% of profits going directly to their charity partners - The Marine Conservation Society. They believe small changes to our daily routine when multiplied across the globe can make a huge difference to our shared Oceans...... "It's only 1 plastic straw said 7.7 Billion people" is a line that has helped inform our thinking and also "If you can't reuse it , refuse it"..... In addition to the alternatives to single-use cups, bottles, straws and bags we offer, GlobalWAKEcup also get stuck in with beach cleans and promote initiatives like Plastic Free July. They are also planning some very special events with our new friends at The Royal Albert Hall and have talks, podcasts and workshops in the pipeline with some influential artists, musicians and actors all contributing their thoughts on sustainability and other environmental topics.

The UK Government estimates our total annual coffee cup waste equates to 30,000 tonnes and suggest that by 2025 more than 3.75 billion disposable cups could be used per year in the UK alone - staggering! What's worse is that of those 3.75B disposable coffee cups currently used, just 0.25 % are recycled. Our reusable WAKE products are made from sustainable, recyclable materials like farmed bamboo, stainless steel and double-walled glass. More and more of us are turning our backs on the throw-away society, so join the revolution by only choosing reusable.........WAKEcup and smell the coffee!

Goodwash is not just their name it is their philosophy. They believe in luxury experiences that are good for you and your soul.

THE GOOD WASH MODEL:

1. Create jobs, employing people at risk of poverty on a living wage.
2. Sell luxury, Welsh wash brand, with natural ingredients from the land and sea
3. All profits go to the Goodwash foundation to fund projects that improve the lives of animals and people
4. Help cultivate a conscious consumer movement
5. Provide solutions for those wanting to do more, e.g volunteering and fundraising with a difference

Artbox was set up in 2011 to provide much needed opportunities for people with learning disabilities to access the arts and be included in their local community.

We run art workshops in Islington, go on trips to museums and galleries in Central London and provide exhibition and sales opportunities so that each of the artists can exhibit, sell and earn an income from their work.

We're a registered charity and social enterprise. This means that all of our profits go back to supporting people with learning disabilities.

Hopeful traders collaborate with people affected by homelessness and mental illness Hopeful Traders is different to other social projects.

Rather than just reinvest profits into charities supporting those affected by homelessness and mental illness, they collaborate with people who have experienced or do still experience those issues. They are the ones who's creative talents and voice we give a platform to and they choose the organisations that we support.

Every time a Power A Life product is sold, they empower a child in a developing country with the gift of a solar light. These empowered kids can walk home safely from school, do their homework at night and have all got better grades as a result of the gift of light.

Power a Life started out as nothing more than an ambitious idea from two students whilst at uni. Jeremie and Stephen started building the company in a bedroom in Glasgow's South Side between lectures, until eventually it became their full time jobs.

From humble beginnings with a bold vision, Power a Life now sells the world's most empowering chargers and is positively changing school children's lives in some of the poorest countries in the world.

Naked Necessities vision is to create plastic free oceans through innovative product design, and grounded business practices that their customers can trust.

They achieve this by taking everyday products, and redesign them from the bottom up, eliminating plastic from our designs and sourcing.

At the core of this design process are their values:

-Create affordable, quality products that out perform the existing market offerings.

-Create products that protect the environment through eliminating harmful ingredients, and that are designed for longevity.

-Provide products that assist our customers in achieving sustainable lifestyles"

Panda Packaging was born out of a love and appreciation for the natural world around us and a burning to desire to sustain and heal our planet after seeing the devastating impacts of plastic pollution first hand.

The team at Panda Packaging are on a mission to help you reduce your environmental impact with their exciting, innovative, sustainable products. All of their products are handmade with love and care, without the use of harmful substances.

Page & Bloom are reinventing floristry with paper flowers, transformed from preloved books, maps and paper. Each of their flowers is individually hand made, transforming paper into stunning floral designs.

​Page & Bloom also has a social purpose. They are are a social enterprise created to provide fair employment and opportunities for women who have experienced domestic abuse. They work in partnership with domestic abuse charities, who refer women to us once they have moved on from a women's refuge. They provide free training to our makers, who are then paid to make the beautiful decorations we sell.

​Their handmade, sustainable decorations start out as paper that has come to the end of its original life. Rather than ending up in landfill or in a dusty attic, they give paper a new life as something beautiful. Their skilled designers and makers transform these raw materials into flowers. The magic happens with little more than scissors, glue, wire and a little bit of love and imagination.

Georganics made it their mission to create effective, natural oral care products that are non-toxic and safe for the whole family to use. They are 'actually' natural, opting for organic and whole ingredients from the earth to make their range of Fluoride and SLS free toothpaste, mouthwash, floss, and other products

By only using natural ingredients in all their oral care products, they avoid any synthetic chemicals that have been shown to be detrimental to both your health and the environment. From the ingredients they source, the minimal-waste approach to packaging, to transparency in all manufacturing processes, these 3 simple values state their strong commitment to the highest quality and lowest possible impact.

These biodegradable glitters and gels are used as tools to create, to express yourself, to be free and to inspire others to do the same. We want to look after the environment in style and have fun while we do it.

After launching online in November 2016, Disco Dust has grown from strength to strength, regularly seen across the catwalks of London and Milan Fashion week, in campaigns for Nike, and Bacardi Rum, on the drag queens of east London.

Each pot of biodegradable glitter is individually hand poured in the UK to guarantee perfection in every product and make all you disco lovers sparkle even more than you already do!

Cheeky + conscious babes on a mission to create healthier, eco-friendlier products that are affordable, accessible and adorable.

Call them high-maintenance, but Flo believe that what we put in our bodies should be as natural as possible and not horrible for the planet.

They also prefer our products like our partners:good-looking, straight-talking and reliable.

And if we can give back to our community at the same time? FLO-tastic.

What they're into:

- Natural, plant-based, biodegradable and hypoallergenic materials like organic cotton and organically-grown bamboo

- Comfort (silkiness, breathability!)

- Performance (no leaks, please!)

- Cheekiness (more sass, please!)

- Enthusiasm (we are a little bit extra!)

- Social justice: 5% of their profits go to charities like Orchid Project, who work to end female genital cutting (FGM).

They also donate menstrual products to fight period poverty in the UK through Red Box Project, who provide at schools for girls in need, and Bloody Good Period, who provide for asylum seekers and the homeless.

- Babe-Power (you're a total babe, and we believe in the power of you!)

Ditch the plastic with these bamboo lunch boxes that are perfect for enjoying food on the go!

At BamBox, they’re on a mission to help rid the world of single-use plastics. That’s why they’ve created a stylish lunch box, made from bamboo (one of the world’s most sustainable materials!), so you can choose to reuse and enjoy your meals on the go.

Plus, with each lunch box sold, BamBox will be donating 25p to Friends of the Earth to support their efforts in fighting plastic pollution.

Forget shower queues this summer and keep clean & fresh from the comfort of your own tent with this festival survival kit.

Everything is either reusable, biodegradable or recyclable and Full Circle donate a portion of each purchase to charity. These charities include Charity: water, which is a nonprofit organisation bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in developing countries, and The Raw Foundation, which helps to educate, engage and empower young people to move towards sustainable consumption and production.

Most of the Full Circle products are sustainably sourced and from natural ingredients, all made in the UK, non-animal tested and vegan friendly, they are either reusable, biodegradable or recyclable which is great for the environment.

Nature gives us lots of wonderful ingredients that make our skin healthier and more radiant – like used coffee grounds and brewed chai tea spices. But they often end up going to landfill.

Why should all that good stuff go to waste?

It shouldn’t. That’s why, at UpCircle, they elevate leftover natural ingredients, bringing them back to life as beauty products your skin will love.

And as well as being 100% natural, their skincare range is also 100% brilliant. Because you shouldn’t have to choose between doing the right thing and getting the best results. With UpCircle, you get to enjoy the uplifting benefits of nature’s own skin rejuvenators – and do the planet some good, too.

That’s all-round better skincare.