In collaboration with sustainability consultancy Common Ground, we’ve been commissioned to create the 2025 Impact Report for sustainable fashion brand ARMEDANGELS. It’s a project that sits firmly at the intersection of strategy, storytelling and design, turning complex sustainability data into something clear, credible and engaging. The online report brings together ARMEDANGELS’ strategic pillars, Moonshot goals and 2025 performance, alongside detailed insight into materials, processes and supply chain. It’s designed not just to report progress, but to make it understandable and usable, internally and externally.

TURBO, a new experimental platform exploring how technology can accelerate sustainability in fashion, launches this month at Berlin Fashion Week. The project will be unveiled through a keynote by Ann Claes of Masjien at METAMORPHOSIS on Saturday 30 January in Berlin.

Waste is one of the world’s biggest problems. Which is why it was refreshing to work on a campaign focused on a real solution, rather than another reminder of how bad things have become. We worked with the Global Cement & Concrete Association (GCCA) on a campaign about co-processing: a proven way of dealing with

Born from the spirit of the Green Carpet Fashion Awards, Threads of Change brings together creative leaders, changemakers, and bold voices to honor those driving impact at the intersection of fashion, culture, and community.

Every company wields the power to shape the environmental narrative. It’s a profound truth that those with the potential to impact the planet negatively also bear the greatest opportunity to enact positive change. It’s a subtle dance between potential harm and the golden chance to do some good.

Once in a blue moon, a client emerges, poised to transform the world, and rarer still, one with the potential to save it. Enter Bloom Labs… In a fashion-forward feat, they’ve harnessed the alchemy of science to transform keratin from chicken feathers into versatile pellets, ready to weave into the fabric of change—be it cashmere, silk, cotton, or even polyester. The magic?

Beautifully designed and produced print has an impact, appeal and value that is very hard to match digitally. Ask yourself; when did you last purr with delight when opening a PDF file? Unusual materials, textures, finishes, formats, folding and packaging combine to pique the senses.

The production of clothing and footwear is responsible for 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions. More than all international flights and maritime shipping combined. Not cool. Thankfully the fashion world is starting to wake up. Brands are falling over themselves to justify the sustainable creds of their processes and materials – bleating on about garment wear life, end-of-life solutions and circularity advancements – and that includes the nasty one’s made from plastic!

For our latest project with the Ashmolean Museum, we were asked to redesign their Souvenir Guide. A key publication for the museum, this comprehensive 100 page book covers all the highlights of their world-class collections. Arranged chronologically the objects are designed to appear on a continuous timeline, ranging from ancient artefacts to modern art.

Our latest education brand identity has just launched for South Thames Colleges Group. Formed through the merger of South Thames, Kingston, Merton and Carshalton Colleges, the Group provides Further and Higher Education opportunities for thousands of students across South West London.

Having developed a new brand identity with the Ashmolean Museum Oxford last year, it was great to be invited to produce this year’s Annual Review. Giving us the opportunity to express the new identity in print, we brought the brand’s timeline concept to life with an opening spread presenting the Ashmolean’s eventful ‘year to view’. The line then runs through the Review with the ‘A’ logo highlighting each chapter heading.

Investing in local communities, sustainable management of precious natural resources, promoting female empowerment and investing in education. Not what you’d normally associate with diamond production – but this is ‘the other side of the diamond industry’. The side the newly named and re-branded Natural Diamond Council (NDC) want the world to know about. Their members – the world’s top diamond producers – have signed up to a series of pledges, aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, to create a better future for its people and the planet.

We like to think it was our new brand identity that resulted in a 32% rise in activities during UK Parliament Week last year – with over 1.2 million people taking part. But we have to concede that Brexit may have had a little something to do with it. But who would have thought something would come along this year to make Brexit look like a squabble over the fence between neighbours! So to reflect the increased focus on Parliament we’ve ramped up the visual identity another notch for this years festival which takes place across the UK this week.

UGG want us to ‘Feel Good’ about buying their boots, shoes, trainers – and even their slippers. They also want us to feel good about the way they treat their people and the planet. Working with sustainability specialists Eco-Age and the UGG team in California, we helped launch their strategy to the world by creating a dedicated website which went live on ‘World Values Day’. Focused around three key pillars, Environment, Community and Innovation, the new site gives context to the brand’s ambitious long-term sustainability goals, projects and global partnerships.

This year Milan fashion week has gone virtual, and so too one of its highlights – the Green Carpet Fashion Awards. Created by Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, as a platform to showcase, celebrate and champion sustainable fashion, celebrities designers and fashionista from across the globe gather on the Green Carpet at the opera house in Milan. But not this year. In 2020 the Awards night will be a revolutionary show, combining cinematic footage with a fusion of augmented reality and visual FX created using real-time game engines, with the world’s leading talent and opinion formers appearing as holograms – and it will be screened on a digital platform designed by Blast.

Thinkbox is the UK’s marketing body for commercial television. We’ve worked together to refine their brand identity and communications, helping to clearly inform stakeholders and audiences of the potential power of TV advertising. We’ve produced a number of on-screen presentations and printed publications, including the last eight years’ annual reviews. Having introduced more contemporary infographics and an editorial layout style, the Review has developed into an informative and authoritative document, that remains friendly, colourful and engaging.