LGR Blog

We hear from the lovely Nicola from Sea Whistle on how it's been to be an independent shop owner this year....

A lovely indoor activity this Halloween which uses up left over pieces of fabric and can be brought out year after year! You will need: 30cm x 30cm fabric scraps (we used cream but...

Since we teamed up with the Superloopers last year to give used clothes a new home, we’ve been looking at more ways to extend the life of the clothes we make...

By Josie Bragg, Little Green Radicals Designer. This season, I wanted to create a collection that took us on a journey through different lands. We took lots of inspiration from...

Kids falling out of trees (almost…), an over enthusiastic goose and toddlers on the loose next to open water; our pre-lockdown Norseology photoshoot was definitely an adventure, and...

By Nick Pecorelli, Little Green Radicals Founder Little Green Radicals clothes have been organic from day one. The cotton we source and all the factories that produce our clothes have been certified as organic and Fairtrade each and every year. That’s the only way we do things. But astute observers among you may have noticed we had no organic cotton GOTS certification mark on our labels. That’s because to carry the mark you don't just need organic cotton, you also to audit the whole supply chain, including the transportation of the goods after they leave the factory. So we decided to cross the t’s and dot the i’s and put our organic credentials in lights. We dug out the GM free certificate for our biodegradable bags, spruced up our risk assessments and generally increased our sense of satisfaction in what we do and now here we are, right on time for the celebration of all things organic this Organic September. Approved and affirmed. Organic all the way.Every day. Certified.           #OrganicSeptember   

We've seen lots of colourful and comfy looking home made face coverings out and about, so we teamed up with our friend Julia from Upcycle Fashion to put together a guide...  

Do you have a Little Green Radicals Explorer Badge or lovely little patch waiting to decorate something special, but not sure where to start? Look no further...

Nicola, owner of Whippersnappers, gives us a snapshot of her lovely shop in Deal, England. Find out how's she's been doing in lockdown and the ups and downs of being a small business owner. 

This has been an unusual period of reflection for all of us. A virus that came from nowhere and the tumult of the unfinished dream born of the civil rights movement ...

To help keep little hands busy at home, we've made four finger puppets that you can cut out and dress up in your favourite Little Green Radicals outfits!

At this time of year we like to acknowledge our amazing workers in India. The 'Who Made My Clothes' campaign was started after the tragic collapse of a factory in Bangladesh in 2013. It has grown...