Each romper can be used by at least 6 babies, offering a significantly more sustainable alternative to the current buy, grow, discard, model.

My-Blades is engaging in a variety of sustainable practices, including using recycled steel and planting a tree for every razor sold.

The fabric offers elasticity, thermal protection and quick drying, and the designs are made to last.

Vollebak’s new t-shirt will maintain its colour and hold the carbon for up to 100 years.

Ramp Tramp Tramp Stamp, which started as an Instagram handle, aims to fit and empower all bodies, regardless of gender or size.

The fabric, which comes in a range of five prints, offers a step towards a more sustainable home collection.

Each piece is made from meticulously built paper beads and is designed to last for many years.

The collection comprised of 70 genderless pieces, including unitards, gowns, shorts and the brand’s signature asymmetrical, shoulder-baring running tops, amongst other items.

A British brand has developed an app that allows users to find the best frames for the dimensions of their face.

MicGalaw makes eco-friendly fashion while combating plastic pollution and creating employment opportunities for young people.

A student-led beauty brand has launched a refillable sliding lipstick with sleek, biodegradable packaging.

The artisan takes smashed beer bottles and uses a rotary grinder to give them the shape of an emerald or sapphire.