Blog Post by Bella Forcella – Beauty and Lifestyle Blogger – about tracing the life story of her new Where Does It Come From? scarf Click on the photo to visit Bella Forcella’s article……… http://bellaforcella.blogspot.co.uk/2015/02/where-does-your-scarf-come-from.html
Terry Redhead from Let’s Talk Magazine in East Anglia published a fabulous article about the business and interview with Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter. Jo clothes LT
Fantastic News – you too can dress like a film star! The same ethical fabrics used in the Where Does It Come From? collection will now be gracing the stars of Hollywood! Warner Bros have selected MoralFibre Fabrics, our partner in Gujarat, to supply the fabrics for their latest movie ‘Peter Pan’ starring Hugh Jackman! Khadi, a handspun …
(Blog created for Yours Sustainably) People like to buy beautiful things, either for themselves or as gifts for the people they love. Beautiful things are often eye catching and unusual, or simple and well designed, but generally they must also fit the purpose for which they were intended. What use would a beautiful vase be if …
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BBC Radio Suffolk – Where Does It Come From? Launch Jo Salter, ethical business founder, was interviewed by Lesley Dolphin on BBC Radio Suffolk on 1st July 2014 to celebrate the Where Does It Come From? launch. Here is a recording of the interview.
Isn’t it amazing that we can travel all over the world for business or pleasure, we can Skype with family down under or across the pond, but it is still not easy to link up with the people who make our clothes or communicate across the supply chain. Clothes are pretty personal – they touch …
Ethical Brand Launch The Ipswich Star published an article today (26/6/14) on the launch of our ethical brand Where Does It Come From? Click on the photo to link to the article.
You might think that asking someone to have a better relationship with their clothes is a bit strange. Well it’s actually more of a re-awakening of old values. Do you remember being told to ‘treat your clothes with more respect’ when you chucked them on your bedroom floor? Right now Fast Fashion means that it’s …
Can We Love Our Clothes Like We Love Our Carrots? Read More »