Wearth Editorial Team

What do you think about the internet? The chances are you spend a lot of your time on it. In fact, you’re on it right now, reading this. As much as we can’t imagine a life without it in today’s world, the internet itself hasn’t been around that long. Emerging in the 50s, it didn’t boom int...

In short, sustainable living is living your everyday life in a way that reduces your use of the globe’s natural resources. There are a huge number of benefits of sustainable living, but it’s important to remember that it’s not a case of doing it or not: it’s a spectrum whereby any change is ...

The plastic problem, let’s discuss it. Since its inception in the early 1900s, mass produced plastic has been on a revolutionary journey. Once hailed as the hero product for its indestructible nature and ability to last almost forever, this wonder-product has now become the devil when it comes...

It’s peak summer. A time for beach parties, al fresco dining and the return of the so-called ‘hottest show on telly’. It’s hard to escape it, whether you’re a lover or a loather, the reality TV show Love Island makes serious noise each year.

Previously we’ve discussed fast fashion and why it’s bad. In this article we look at the flip side: what is sustainable fashion? Here we dive into what makes a fashion brand sustainable and how to support sustainable fashion so that it becomes the norm, not the exception. Our choices regarding f...

We’re really happy to be able to work with White Witch and sell their lovely range of skincare products. Their values are very much aligned with ours and they have been committed to using 100% plant or mineral based natural ingredients which are kind to our skin and on the environment. They are al...

At Wearth we love being able to work with UK makers and in this blog series we talk with the people behind these small independent companies. Here we have a sit down (virtually) with Sarah who last year made the leap of faith and started her jewellery business, Smoke and Ash. Sarah has now ditched...

Christmas is often seen as a time of unnecessary excess and waste as we cook as much food as possible, buy as much as possible and wrap everything around us in plastic tinsel and cheap wrapping paper. The Independent recently revealed some shocking statistics: around 100 sq km of plastic wrapping p...

At Wearth, one of our core values is Zero Waste. Where possible, we urge people to step away from plastic use altogether, particularly single-use plastic. However, if you’ve got plastic to dispose of, how do you dispose of it responsibly?