We’re really excited to announce our partnership with Textiles 2030, the most ambitious ten-year programme for clothing and textiles in the world, officially launches Monday 26th April.

Teach your kids to be planet-friendly around the house with these tips to reduce waste, recycle more, and conserve natural resources.

If you’re worried about how you’re going to keep the kids amused if you get stuck indoors these Christmas holidays then look no further than our Christmas activity sheets including colouring in, mazes and craft activities featuring our own little eco-heroes.

Top tips to teach little ones about nature and encourage them to take good care of the planet.

Our top tips to get kids outdoors and spend good old fashioned family time in nature.

Your littlest family member will outgrow over 1000 items of clothing before they are fully grown. Their voracious need for new clothes from ages 0-12 (about every 3 months due to growth and changing seasons) means the average household in the UK will spend around £11,000 on clothing each child. Ouch!

Children have a voracious need for new clothes. They will outgrow over 1000 items of clothing before they are fully grown meaning the average household in the UK will spend around £11,000 clothing each child! And what do we do with all those clothes when they’re done?