More and more people are asking questions about the products they buy. How were they made? What impact have they had on our planet? Who made them and were they treated fairly?
At Where Does It Come From? we create clothing and textiles that are kind – to the planet, the makers and to you too. You can have the peace of mind that comes from knowing that you are helping others and our planet through your buying choices. After all, it’s cool to care!
Kind Clothes for You and Your Family….
You can choose clothes for all the family as well as gifts and vouchers – just visit our Shop to browse and order.
Kind Clothes for Your Business
If you are a business or organization, please check out our page for Businesses. You never know, we could create something beautiful together…..
Influencing and Campaigning
We’re passionate about change! We work with businesses and organisations to support them in their change projects. We also founded the community Ethical Brands for Fashion Revolution – running events and conferences inspire and educate.
The Where Does It Come From? podcast explores the impacts of ‘stuff’ on our people and planet, hosting discussions with amazing individuals who dedicate their lives to making positive change.
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Where Does It Come From? is working across many of the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals, with specific focus on goal 12 ‘Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns’, goal 1 ‘No poverty’, goal 8 ‘Decent work and economic growth and goal 13 ‘Climate action’.
Where To Find the Ethical Fashion Brand Where Does It Come From?
You can buy our beautiful, ethical clothes in our Online Shop , wholesale, and from selected retailers, including:
The Fairtrade Shop, Ipswich, Suffolk
Fair and Fabulous, Newcastle Emlyn, Carmarthenshire
Wholesale:
Essential Trading
and online at:
Hi, I’m Jo Salter, Founder of Where Does It Come From? and Ethical Business Buddy.
I was concerned that the clothes I was buying for myself and my family were not being created ethically, and that I may indirectly be helping to sustain cruel labour practices and contributing to the world’s pollution problems.
I wanted to find an ethical alternative for garments and other products that people need to buy. Finding like minded partners such as Moral Fibre Fabrics helped us produce our first ranges of traceable clothes. We have now widened our range of partners to include products from Africa. We now have a wide range of kind clothing and textiles for home and business.
I regularly produce articles for our Blog and for other publications such as Natural Mumma Magazine, Huffington Post,Metro UK, Pebble Magazine and Juno.
We’ve had coverage on TV, Radio and in mainstream media. Checkout our media coverage from the menu at the top of the page.
