An internet search for “ethical clothing brand” will give you lots of different content and opinions including articles using terms such as sustainable, eco-friendly, slow fashion, green …. Ethical can... Read More
We created culthread because we wanted to buy high quality, vegan, stylish coats and jackets, which were ethically made with sustainable principles but we could not find a single item... Read More
The word sustainable gets thrown around more and more, one could say it’s become the main buzzword of the last few years. As a result, the meaning of the word... Read More
Karin Forseke was awarded a CBE by the Queen for services to the UK financial services industry. She is known for building sustainable, successful organisations in the financial, public and... Read More
For a fashion brand, or any brand, it is almost impossible to be 100% anything but that doesn’t mean that we don’t try. Sustainability is a journey, for both consumers... Read More
It’s that time of the year when the festive season starts and the holiday sales begins. Gift wrapping is complimentary and gift set combinations are endless. Before the offer tags... Read More
Culthread is an eco-conscious fashion brand conceived in London, a city loved by most for its rich culture, much-celebrated heritage and the wonderful people who live and visit here - we love it so much we even named our styles by the different neighbourhoods of the city! Implementing changes to lead a sustainable life isn’t likely to be something that can be done within a day: it takes small steps, practice and building a routine in order for it to be fully integrated into our lifestyle. There are multiple ways for us to start being more sustainable whilst living in the city, check out our culthread tips here!
‘Our house is on fire’. The words of Greta Thunberg that reached tens of millions of people this year, stating that we so desperately need to change. Just by looking... Read More
Over the last few decades we’ve seen an international expansion of fast fashion retailers. As disposable incomes increase, so does our desire and ability to purchase more items of clothing.... Read More
