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Introducing women to sustainability and ethical silk production, so-called 'organic peace silk', gives women a shopping alternative to conventional silk that is better for the people and planet.

At the heart of Ethical Kind's commitment to sustainability lies regenerative agriculture. By utilising organic peace silk sourced from regenerati...

WHY start Ethical Kind lies in the tapestry of my mother's life, whose life was woven against the backdrop of silk farms, and the threads of oppor...

  Who Made My Fabric?  19-25 April 2021 is Fashion Revolution week, which happens every year in the week surrounding the 24th of April. This d...

Your skin is the largest organ on your body; what it is exposed to it absorbs, so choosing healthy clothes for your skin and well-being is essent...

 As Emma Watson once famously said "it is a small miracle that we as consumers can participate in a process that is keeping skills alive and hel...

Also known as ahimsa/non-violent silk, organic peace silk is produced from silk threads extracted from cocoons only once the silkworm has emerge...

  In 2019, vegan actor Benedict Cumberbatch brought cruelty-free fashion to the Met Gala, wearing a vegan bamboo suit with a "peace silk" shirt...

As a British born Chinese designer, I've been angered by these unprovoked attacks. Rather than feeling hopeless that racism is still ever-present, I feel compelled to speak out from my journey. It is our role as global citizens to combat racism and xenophobia and ensure businesses are equitable, inclusive and diverse as they can be, here are four steps that designers and I could take:

Silk, known as the queen of natural fibres dates back thousands of years and is still to this day highly regarded as one of the most beautiful,...