The best eco friendly gifts from our 2023 sustainable Christmas gift guide

East End Press prioritises ethical and fair relationships with their printers, crafts people and manufacturers, using FSC and PEFC certified wood, non toxic ink and recycled paper.

Haines tackles textile waste by selling surplus fabrics and wares from a curated selection of eco-conscious brands and makers, and one-off pieces made in collaboration with designers.

An excellent source for second-hand books from one of the world’s largest charities.

England’s prime resource for architectural antiques, salvage and curiosities.

Certified B Corp online retailer.

Craft chocolate, made by hand from bean to bar using traditional methods, ethical sourcing and all natural ingredients.

Bristol Artisan sells curated hand-made goods. Wild Grove’s products are all made by hand with the lowest environmental impact possible. All products are recyclable or biodegradable.

Made from recycled cardboard and printed with vegetable inks- and when the time comes, are fully recyclable. 5% of Studio Roof’s sales from its Christmas collection go to NGO Karm Marg in Faridabad, India; a home that provides shelter to underprivileged children and youth and teaches them self-sufficiency.

Fine Cell Work is a UK-based rehabilitation charity and social enterprise, transforming the lives of prisoners and prison leavers by teaching them soft work skills, by training and paying them to do exquisite needlework to create beautiful products for sale.

Ornaments are 100% produced in Europe, specifically in towns and areas which have been historically involved in the production of Christmas items, directly contributing to the survival of a traditional cottage industry and supporting a village community.

Crafted in Nepal, by skilled artisans who use traditional techniques. All materials and dyes used by Felt So Good are natural and biodegradable.

Handmade using eco-friendly paper produced from leftover cotton - a by-product of India’s huge garment industry.

100% Natural Fragrance | 100% Natural Product | 100% Recyclable Packaging | 30% Post Consumer Recycled Packaging | 100% Vegan And Cruelty Free

From an independent Family owned Chocolate maker.

Silk mix faux flowers.

Made with resin that is a by-product of the oil industry with a use-by-date.

‘Some of the things that we stock are old, some are new, all are made with consideration and care.’

‘Combining age-old techniques with disruptive design and cutting-edge technology, each collection is rooted in responsible craftsmanship, ensuring the highest social and animal welfare standards are maintained as each fibre is traced from goat to garment.’

Small batch, handmade products. Paraben, SPS and cruelty free. Majority vegan.

Designed and hand-crafted in the UK. Leather is made using by-products from the food industry and naturally dyed.

Designed and crafted in East London.

‘We're on a mission to tackle waste, by turning plastic scrap into functional, beautiful and long-lasting kitchen goods.’

BAINA towelling is produced in an environmentally and socially responsible way.

Ishkar was founded with the purpose of helping craft thrive in places that have been – or are – affected by political turbulence.

Marble offcut and recycled plastic base.

Produced artisanally in Italy by a small family-owned business where 'the art of working the wax’ has been handed down from father to son for six generations.

Butterfly Mark certified. Clase Azul focuses on three main areas of action for sustainable development: craftsmanship, people and environment.

Founder Paboy Bojang employs fellow migrants within Naples, providing opportunities which he feels were lacking when he was in search of employment.

The Daughters of Gaea ethos is to work with female-led artisan groups, providing empowered employment for hand workers across the world, of which 90%+ are women. All products are made with low impact GOTS dyes and from environmentally friendly materials.

Kalinko helps the craft families that they work with prosper as Yangon develops. Each piece is handmade using local, sustainable materials where possible.

Artisanal painters Master the Art have bins, brackets and tissue boxes made by a mental health charity supported by the Prince’s Trust.

Paine makes all natural incense with branches brought to them by local woodsmen.

Embroidery done on vintage cotton damask.

An award-winning design studio and social enterprise, crafting bespoke furniture for homes and businesses using responsibly-sourced timber.

Recycled plastic earbuds.

The Shop Floor Project works with cooperative Monkeybiz, a project that supports and empowers over 450 beaders.

Made with recycled glass.

Malaika focuses on teaching hand embroidery to local women in Egypt giving them a chance to learn a valuable skill and improve their economic standing.

Each knife is assembled from start to finish in one sequence by a single craftsman. Laguiole en Aubrac knives come with a lifetime guarantee.

A plastic-free refillable steel filter cartridge water purifier.

Cover made of 100% recycled plastic and stuffed with BioFoam.

Made of recycled cotton paper.

Made of recycled plastic.

Handmade recycled fabric paper.

South Africa’s first GOTS certified textile weaving mill.

Poppy makes her creations using fabric swatch books from furniture companies that would otherwise go to landfill.

Made of recycled cotton yarn.

Lifetime guarantee included.

Vintage fabric scraps.

The most durable and resistant camping pal in the business!

The world’s first African and Caribbean rum. 100% natural. 5% of company profits & £2 of every bottle purchased here will go to ground level freedom and equality projects annually.

Oeko Tex-certified eco friendly cotton, padded with recycled polyester.