Hey everyone! So two years on from making this video Cath and I have just launched our very own sustainable fashion brand inspired by travel, called Ortum Clothing. All of the items are made from GOTS certified organic cotton, using renewable power to high ethical standards, with fully recyclable packaging. Whats more, every order plants a tree! We are super proud and would love it if you checked us out or gave us a follow over on instagram - thanks a lot! ortumclothing.com instagram.com/ortumclothing
One of my favourite brands for ethically made shoes is ‘Nothing New’. All their shoes are made from recycled single-use plastic bottles, recycled fishing nets and natural rubber
*Hey all! Thanks for clicking on the video to find out about these awesome brands!* I realise my style is kind of limited to t-shirts and jeans so let me know if you want me to do another video like this in the future looking at a wider range of brands and clothing. 😂 In the meantime here are links to all those featured in this video: *One Choice Apparel:* onechoiceapparel.co.uk *Illustrate:* www.illustrate.co.uk *100 Days Apparel:* www.100daysapparel.com *Monkee Genes:* monkeegenes.com *Po-Zu:* po-zu.com *Ethletic:* ethletic.com/en *Corkor:* corkor.refersion.com/c/11d63e *Rapanui:* rapanuiclothing.com Please note a few of these links are affiliate links so earn me a small commission if you make a purchase at no extra cost to you - This hasn't influenced my opinion on these brands, as I say in the video I bought and wear all of these myself :)
So glad I found this video, really informative!! I had a look through Rapanui's website and I love the range so much I'm probably gonna go ahead and makes a few purchases since I want to change up my wardrobe :)
Thank you for making this video. I know I am late but hey. I had a voucher from work which I was gonna spend on some jeans but you know what after researching I am kinda put off by high street brands. I am looking forward to looking at these places you suggested man. Thanks again. Stay safe during the lockdown bro :)
Hey man, glad this video is still helpful for people! Thanks for leaving a comment and letting me know ☺️ Going to do a cheeky bit of self-promo, but my partner and I have actually just started our own sustainable clothing brand, and we happen to have free U.K delivery this weekend! Check us out if you are interested 👍 ortumclothing.com
@@jamieroundtheworld I forgot to mention that in my comment bro. I saw your pinned comment about it and am on the site now. Do you take card payment by any chance? I only ask cause my Paypal got hacked a month ago and I haven't trusted it. Will defo be checking out though fella :) Nothing wrong with a bit of self promotion ;)
Glad it was useful! Unfortunately there is a gap in the market for ethical 'smartwear'... although of course it does depend on what exactly you mean by professional wear. I rarely need to dress a certain way for work so it isn't something I buy a lot of personally! Off the top of my head I know arthurandhenry.com do some nice shirts, as well as brotherswestand.com - although they can get pricey so depends on budget. For the widest range of clothing your best bet might actually be Marks & Spencers - they surprisingly have pretty good sustainability policies for a big brand including being carbon neutral, using recycled plastic, and sourcing 100% of their cotton sustainably. Hope that helps ☺️
How to make sustainable clothing : Use print to say "I'm sustainable". Don't get me wrong. I'm big into sustainable clothing. But please, no more prints..
Hey everyone! So two years on from making this video Cath and I have just launched our very own sustainable fashion brand inspired by travel, called Ortum Clothing. All of the items are made from GOTS certified organic cotton, using renewable power to high ethical standards, with fully recyclable packaging. Whats more, every order plants a tree!
We are super proud and would love it if you checked us out or gave us a follow over on instagram - thanks a lot!
ortumclothing.com
instagram.com/ortumclothing
Glad I found this video. There's not alot out there like this for us dudes.
Thanks! Glad it helped :)
dude legit i haven’t been able to find much info for guys. this video is great!
One of my favourite brands for ethically made shoes is ‘Nothing New’. All their shoes are made from recycled single-use plastic bottles, recycled fishing nets and natural rubber
*Hey all! Thanks for clicking on the video to find out about these awesome brands!*
I realise my style is kind of limited to t-shirts and jeans so let me know if you want me to do another video like this in the future looking at a wider range of brands and clothing. 😂
In the meantime here are links to all those featured in this video:
*One Choice Apparel:* onechoiceapparel.co.uk
*Illustrate:* www.illustrate.co.uk
*100 Days Apparel:* www.100daysapparel.com
*Monkee Genes:* monkeegenes.com
*Po-Zu:* po-zu.com
*Ethletic:* ethletic.com/en
*Corkor:* corkor.refersion.com/c/11d63e
*Rapanui:* rapanuiclothing.com
Please note a few of these links are affiliate links so earn me a small commission if you make a purchase at no extra cost to you - This hasn't influenced my opinion on these brands, as I say in the video I bought and wear all of these myself :)
such a great video thank you so much!! Been having such a difficult time looking for ethical mens wear so this was perfect :)
So glad I found this video, really informative!! I had a look through Rapanui's website and I love the range so much I'm probably gonna go ahead and makes a few purchases since I want to change up my wardrobe :)
This video was very helpful! Thank you. Yes I’d like to see more videos like this.
This is such a great and helpful video, have sent it to my boyfriend!
Glad I could help! Thanks for letting me know and sharing!
Thank you! Super helpful and great brands
thank you so much- i need new clothes for college and this really helps :D
Thank you for making this video. I know I am late but hey. I had a voucher from work which I was gonna spend on some jeans but you know what after researching I am kinda put off by high street brands. I am looking forward to looking at these places you suggested man. Thanks again. Stay safe during the lockdown bro :)
Hey man, glad this video is still helpful for people! Thanks for leaving a comment and letting me know ☺️ Going to do a cheeky bit of self-promo, but my partner and I have actually just started our own sustainable clothing brand, and we happen to have free U.K delivery this weekend! Check us out if you are interested 👍 ortumclothing.com
@@jamieroundtheworld I forgot to mention that in my comment bro. I saw your pinned comment about it and am on the site now. Do you take card payment by any chance? I only ask cause my Paypal got hacked a month ago and I haven't trusted it. Will defo be checking out though fella :) Nothing wrong with a bit of self promotion ;)
The focus shouldn't just be environmental but also humanitarian as many of these fast fashion companies take advantage of children etc.
Mr Lions yes exactly
100% 👏
Really good video many thanks !
New Age Navagator thank you! ☺️
Thank you so much for this video! Very helpful. Do you know of any places that make lots of professional wear for the office?
Glad it was useful! Unfortunately there is a gap in the market for ethical 'smartwear'... although of course it does depend on what exactly you mean by professional wear. I rarely need to dress a certain way for work so it isn't something I buy a lot of personally!
Off the top of my head I know arthurandhenry.com do some nice shirts, as well as brotherswestand.com - although they can get pricey so depends on budget. For the widest range of clothing your best bet might actually be Marks & Spencers - they surprisingly have pretty good sustainability policies for a big brand including being carbon neutral, using recycled plastic, and sourcing 100% of their cotton sustainably. Hope that helps ☺️
Woolday.eu when it comes to men's apparel is a great company to keep an eye out on.
Amazing video 🙂
great video
How to make sustainable clothing :
Use print to say "I'm sustainable".
Don't get me wrong. I'm big into sustainable clothing. But please, no more prints..