Did you know that over 50% of clothing sold by major fast fashion brands is made of virgin plastic? A report out on Friday 11th June into plastics in clothing shared a study by the RSA into top brands Boohoo, Asos and others, examining 10,000 items for sale online. Friends of the Earth have estimated …
Our founder Jo Salter was invited to speak about setting up an ethical supply chain at a webinar set up by Pioneers Post and NatWest bank on 15th June 2021. You can read an article summarizing the session and listen to a recording on the Pioneers Post website.
An interview LIVE from the Festival of Natural Fibres in London in August 2021. In a wide ranging discussion with BBC Radio Suffolk’s Georgy Jamieson, the topics included ethical fashion, plastic in clothing and, of course, the happenings at the festival. The festival explores a range of natural fibres from hemp and nettle to cotton …
Our founder Jo Salter joins Jon Wright and fellow guest Betty Adamou in BBC Suffolk’s Virtual Pub. What will Jo’s ‘Show and Tell’ be this time? Listen below to find out….
Our founder Jo Salter joined Sebastian Volney for the on his Sustainable Fashion Wingman podcast, discussing ethical fashion, transparency and social enterprise. Listen to the podcast here…..
Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter found time to pop into the BBC Radio Suffolk virtual pub for the third time recently. On this occasion her ‘show and tell’ was a key ring from brand YagoEco, created from discarded single use plastic carrier bags. Listen in to the discussion below.
Martin Baillie from Action Coach Bury St Edmunds interviewed Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter on 10 June 2021. On a really hot day, discussion centred on what had driven Jo to set up and run the business as a social enterprise and how did she see it evolving in the future.
On 5th May 2021 Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter took part in a discussion on the Climate Rage radio show. Hosted by Sharon O’Connor and Stewart Moore the conversation covered a range of climate related topics from fashion to finance. You can listen in below:
Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter joins BBC Radio Suffolk’s Jon Wright in the virtual pub for a fashion revolution discussion. As it’s the start of Fashion Revolution week, conversation covers the need for change in the clothing industry, Earth Day and, of course, the re-opening of real pubs!
by Kaniya Abubakar Last month we celebrated International Women’s Day on the 8th of March to highlight the cultural, political and socioeonomic achievements of women. This eventful day provides the perfect platform to amplify our concerns on the pervasive issues which continue to transcend time, such as: gender inequality, reproductive rights and violence against women. …