Turning pollution into high-end fashion, this fully sustainable brand works with various environmental organisations and donates one per cent of profits to ocean clean-ups.

German designer Jonna Breitenhuber has created a line of zero-waste personal care products that come in unusual packaging — made from soap.

Two women have started up a company that sells sustainable and reusable gift wrap made from cloth.

A fashion shop in Oslo has been designed to draw in shoppers by creating a playful, experiential focus.

Nendo has designed a soap dispenser called Carton + Pump, which has a paper body that can be switched out once the contents are emptied.

Araku works directly with farmers and has opened a new café that it hopes will encourage greater support for its bean-to-cup philosophy.

Tru Earth has developed eco-friendly pre-perforated strips made of ultra-concentrated laundry detergent, to be used in the same way as liquid or powder.

Naturally water resistant, the unisex shoes are washable, breathable and easy to wear.

The designer Zerina Akers’ Black Owned Everything brand now includes an e-commerce marketplace that supports Black-owned luxury brands.

A shop in Los Angeles is collecting thousands of pounds of textile castoffs each week to use for upcycling.

An architecture firm has developed a system for creating reusable festival stalls that can be designed in more than 1,000 ways.

A Japanese manufacturer leaves the wood in its natural state and does not use any paint, finishing oil or glue.