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The fashion industry generates a massive 92 million tonnes of waste annually. Fast fashion and synthetic fabrics contribute to the problem, but we can combat waste by creating durable, long lasting garments made from natural fibres.

Dreaming of a green Christmas? With a bit of thought and planning, we can enjoy that wonderful time of year without over-consuming and creating too much waste.

Have you ever considered the true cost of your clothing? With the rise of cheap and fast fashion, clothing consumption has skyrocketed while the number of times a garment is worn has decreased, leading to environmental pollution, landfill waste, and exploitation of garment workers.

Fashion's contribution to plastic pollution extends beyond visible plastic items like bags and bottles. Synthetic fabrics, commonly found in clothing, are a major source of microplastics in the environment.

We know plastic isn't perfect, but we're all about keeping it in the loop instead of sending it straight to landfill. The packaging problem is a journey, not a destination and we strive for progress over perfection.

Described by judges as ‘a pioneer in best practice’, we are honoured to be recognised as a leader at the forefront of sustainable practice and win a Common Objective Top 10 Award for 2022.

The New Zealand Flying Doctors Trust helped to save Rita McCormack's life when she was a baby, and Rita has drawn a special picture of them. Her artwork has been transformed into a t-shirt that's raiding funds for the NZFDT, with the help of Untouched World.

From snug beanies and booties to cuddly blankets and knits, our new baby collection maximises comfort without compromising practicality or aesthetics.

We are proud to be one of only six companies internationally and the only business in the Southern Hemisphere to pilot the Know Your Stuff platform. We’re showing full transparency of our products so you know exactly what you’re buying and to encourage better practices in the fashion industry.