Good Folk

This interview is with Kim from London based Primary Life, who makes handcrafted homewares using jesmonite, in a delicious mix of bold colours and muted tones.

This interview is with Angela from plant-based cheese company I AM NUT OK. I contacted them one afternoon after our latest delivery of their delicious nut cheese and butters (also check out Block Folkestone's vegan box if you are local), and after having basically become an "Oh, Grate" addict, I suddenly thought it would just be rude not to share, right? So, if you are on the look out for alternatives to dairy, or fancy reducing your intake or even just seeing what an actually good dairy alternative tastes like (move over bland oil-based alternatives) have a read!

This interview is with Sophie and Josh from NUDITEA, an online ethical and sustainable tea brand passionate about naked leaf tea! Read about how they got started and find out how to make a camomile latte.

This interview is with Daisy MacGowan, an illustrator and designer, who sells her own range of ethically and sustainably produced stationary, cards, gifts and art prints under the name Paper Earth Press.

This interview is with Alice from Oh Sew Honey, making handmade gifts using organic fabrics. I recently discovered her whilst searching for some lovely soft headbands. As well as hair accessories she also makes reusable face wipes, cloth sanitary pads, reusable baby wipes and nursing pads and many more things beside!

This interview is with Natalie from Me and the bear, a pet accessories brand. I wanted to interview Natalie because I saw her talking about running a carbon positive business, and that inspired me to sign Stellen up to Ecologi. So I though it might inspire you too! Here she talks about the best and most challenging parts of making accessories that are durable enough for our four legged friends.

This interview is with Julia Brown from Tattymoo. Committed to reducing fabric waste, Julia shows that sustainability and ethical working practices are a way of life rather than simply buzz words for her brand.

This interview is with Holly from Pocket: made to order clothing from repurposed and deadstock fabric. Here she shares the intention behind her work, a virtual tour of her workspace and an important message about how we perceive garment production the world over.