We might have had to postpone production for our Spring/Summer collection, but it's still available to pre-order. We'll get making it as soon as it's safe to.

Our SS20 prints and motifs are Inspired by ancient folklore, magical botanicals and amulets. They feature original ink drawings of calendula, honeysuckle, and caraway plants used in spells to bring luck, happiness and protection. Bold, taking-up-space florals in fluid strokes encourage a quiet confidence in the wearer.

The impact of COVID-19 on the people who make our clothes

As Amazon rises, so does the opposition 

“Colonialism and enviromental racism must be addressed if we are to tackle climate change, gender inequality, environmental degradation and human rights abuses. The poorest people on the planet and their cheap labour are exploited to make fashion clothing.”

Who owns fashion? An infographic from NuWardobe

Let’s talk about that H&M score: “...transparency is not synonymous with sustainability or ethics. Transparency can of course be a tool for change but it can equally be a tool for greenwashing.”

Not a single worker is making a living wage, yet H&M claims to have done an amazing job

Our cut and sew is all made at Stitches in Time community arts charity in East London. “Most of the money goes back to makers (£10.75ph), and the percentage that goes back to charity (£4.25ph) feeds back into the rent, to provide facilities for women to work from and women to train in”

Based in Limehouse, Tower Hamlets, SIT was founded in 1993 in order to provide training, access and employment to women of colour from migrant backgrounds.

 for more education and culture around fashion & sustainability, with a liberal smattering of memes. @birdsonglondon