You may have seen our May 2020 launch of organic cotton face masks in the news. Our organic face masks have been well received both by customers and the media. You can see our organic cotton face masks in the news at East Anglian Daily Times feature ‘Ethical clothing brand in Ipswich launches organic cotton face …
We were grateful to Ipswich Star for featuring Where Does It Come From? in their article on Suffolk Fashion Brands and how we’re coping with lockdown. Great mention of our Serenity Scarf too! You can read the full article at Ipswich Star: Suffolk Fashion Brands in Lockdown
Changing our Clothes: Where Does It Come From? founder and sustainable fashion campaigner Jo Salter was invited onto BBC Radio Suffolk to talk with Sarah Lilley. You can listen to the interview at: Interviewed before Jo was Jill from Oxfam about their campaign Secondhand September – well worth a listen!
Our new khadi bags for Hanks Deli featured in the Ipswich Star yesterday. You can read the article online by clicking the photo. We also created some fabulous new Organic Shoulder Bags printed with some ethical shopping slogans – you can find them in our Website Shop.
News about the Queen giving up real fur in any of her new clothes has led to discussions on sustainability versus animal cruelty. BBC Radio Suffolk invited Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter on air to discuss the announcement with presenter Mark Murphy. There are differing views on the sustainability of real versus …
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Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter was interviewed by Suffolk Magazine recently on what advice she would give to her 18 year old self. You can read the article online at ‘Business advice from Jo Salter at Where Does It Come From?‘. As Jo says, her younger self wouldn’t have listened anyway…..
Meghan Markle wears African Fashion: The Duchess of Sussex yet again supported ethical fashion in her clothing choices during a recent South Africa Tour. More than this she wore a dress created by our partners Mayamiko – created in the same Fairtrade workshop as our African Tunics and accessories! We are delighted for Paola and the team …
Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter and Ethicalhour founder Sian Conway were invited to talk ethical fashion on BBC Radio Five Live during Fashion Revolution Week this in April, along with Sam Clarke from the Streetwear brand Act Natural. You can hear a recording of their interview at: Jo and Sian at the …
We’re delighted that Forbes have featured Where Does It Come From? and our founder Jo Salter. The article talks about our work to connect customers with their clothing through the traceability code we put on the label, our projects with social enterprises and our use of ecofriendly materials and processes. You can read the article at This Fashion Brand …
On April 26th, the Museum of Brands in London hosted the first ever Be The Change Awards 2019 Awards Ceremony! You can watch a fabulous video of the event created by Studio Republic below: Set up by Jo Salter from Where Does It Come From? and Sian Conway from Ethicalhour, the awards were to create a platform for the brands and organisations …
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