Ethical and elegant, Ono Creations' gorgeous satchels are made from organic cork, wood pulp and bamboo and prove sustainable is seriously stylish. Everything is made fairly and there are clutches and totes too. We love!

MOA’s Daily Cleansing Ritual is soft, simple and sustainable. Its cult Green Balm includes organic yarrow to soothe and heal, tea tree oil, beeswax and sweet almond - and comes with a bamboo face cloth that’s naturally anti-bacterial. It’s a ritual we can get behind.

Upgrade your teatime with these gorgeous tea caddies and all organic, ethically sourced teas from Niche. Different blends are designed to help you glow from the inside, carefully balanced to taste great and work hard. Choose from Mind (which includes lime leaves,yerba and lemongrass), Body, Cleanse and Sleep and let the herbs handle it.

CMMNTY are a spirited lot. This collection of artists are making one off T-shirts that can be worn or hung as art with the profits going to support homeless people through Emmaus. Everything is ethically produced, artists get their work out there and the money funds great projects. Three reasons to expand your wardrobe.

Treat yourself to a bi-monthly beauty box that's packed with green, clean and cruelty free must-haves. Vertue make short work of cleaning up your beauty regime with up and coming and established green certified brands.Mini boxes start at just £18 (or you can get a box as a one off gift) and 10% of profits goes back into environmental charities.

Our favourite chocolatiers Divine have created a women's empowerment bar that highlights the growing role women farmers play in creating Fairtrade chocolate. It's still the only chocolate company owned directly by the growers and farmers.

Eliza Eliza’s cute clutches are made from organic hemp and cotton, with linings and zips that pop with colour. They’ll perk up a wardrobe that’s emerging from winter and the outer hemp means they’re super long lasting. Different sizes can hold everything from make-up to iPads.

We're in love with these Luks linen blankets which come in gorgeous shades for spring. They're ethically produced by a family company who guarantee them for 20 years with free fixing thrown in. Buying less but not sacrificing on style has never been easier and it's the ethos of online store Buy Me Once (where you can buy Luks).

Welsh outdoors guys howies have gone 100% PFC and PTFE free. What’s it mean? That all harmful PFC chemicals (perfluorochemicals) have been banished from their activewear, something that’s not as common as you’d think. Greenpeace recently named and shamed some of the biggest outdoor brands for continuing to include them and the US and Canada are currently studying their long term effects on humans.

Get ready for 'bath nirvana'. Luxe bath oil Olverum has been using a concentrated mix of essential oils from 10 plants since the 1930s but has been repackaged for a modern audience. It's been a cult buy for years, now it's your turn.

The war on food waste continues. Obeo is a breathable fibre box that will hold up to two kilos of food waste without leaking or smelling, making it super easy for you to recycle food scraps without having to deal with stinky bins.

British athleisure brand Asquith's new spring collection has us feeling blue - in a good way. It's all made with organic bamboo and cotton, and produced in a family owned factory in Turkey (who also work with Jean Paul Gaultier).

Orama's pretty bracelets pack a punch. 10% of the profits go to Opportunity International, a micro-finance firm that lends small amounts of money to disadvantaged women so they can expand their farms, shops or community projects. Two delicate collections means there's something for everyone.