Custom Clothing & Merchandise
Eleni, and her sister, Tys, are running the City of London Race for Life on 03/06/2007 to raise money for Cancer Research UK and would really welcome your support. Please take a moment to sponsor them. It’s really easy – you can donate online by credit or debit card at the following link:
As well as buying organic t-shirts (excuse shameless plug (and pun!)), if you are keen to be more eco-friendly these days (and aren’t we all, otherwise how can you sit around at a Wandsworth dinner party and not trump Marjorie’s claim that she recycled 50 plastic ice-cream tubs last week?), then pop over to the … Read more
Metro, the free newspaper people have got a best British blog competition thing going on. Nominate us, your favourite t-shirt business blog, in the fashion category!
Anya Hindmarch’s £5.00 tote bag seems to have taken the environmentally conscious amongst us by storm, not to mention the fashionistas. With Hollywood’s A list celebrities all clutching what has been quoted to be this seasons must have accessory, its no wonder eBay sellers are already getting a good return on the £5.00 bargain. Anya’s … Read more
Artillery Lane by Lawl via Flickr A 10 minute walk from the office is one of the most atmospheric streets in London, Artillery Lane, nr. Liverpool Street Station in Spitalfields, EC2. In the 16th century this area was comprised of open fields outside the city walls and was used primarily for recreational purposes. In 1537, … Read more
Jeremy (aka Jerro, Jez, Boote or Veggie [insert abuse here]) over at Unearth produces a wicked list of things to do in our capital city of London every week. Check it out as he puts a lot of effort into it.
London Fashion week always catches the eye of us girls (and Alex) in the office. Instead of this seasons stunning dresses, it was actually the t-shirts that had us talking, more so the hype surrounding Manchester born designer Henry Holland’s ‘House of Holland’ collection. Designer Gareth Pugh even wore one to celebrate the end of … Read more
If you haven’t popped along to American Apparel (UK) for a while, check out their cool ‘Style Grid‘ on their site, or, if you are feeling active, go along to their London store on Beak Street (W1).
Next Thursday sees the official launch of Newconsumer.com, the web’s newest and hottest ethical lifestyle magazine. Packed with daily news, views and interviews on everything green and Fairtrade, the site’s written by the UK’s top ethical journalists including The Guardian’s Lucy Siegle and Richard Hammond, Metro’s Bel Jacobs, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, plus many of the web’s … Read more