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The circular economy is a waste reducing idea for us to produce and consume goods in a way that helps them avoid ending up in landfills and incinerators when they still have plenty of life left in them. 

At Little Green Radicals we do everything we can to make sure we tread as lightly as possible on the earth...

Willkommen, Benvenuto, Welkom, Bienvenu, Bienvenidos, Witamy to our new EU website and warehouse!

Ever wondered how Fairtrade makes a difference? We've put together a handy guide, plus some fun at home activities to get the kids involved...

By Josie Bragg, Little Green Radicals Designer. This season, I wanted to create a collection that took us on a journey through different lands. We took lots of inspiration from...

By Nick Pecorelli, Little Green Radicals Founder Little Green Radicals clothes have been organic from day one. The cotton we source and all the factories that produce our clothes have been certified as organic and Fairtrade each and every year....

By Nick Pecorelli, Little Green Radicals Founder The one thing you need in abundance if you set up a business is optimism. I am fortunate to be blessed with it and if you want proof of that I can send...

At this time of year we like to acknowledge our amazing workers in India. The 'Who Made My Clothes' campaign was started after the tragic collapse of a factory in Bangladesh in 2013. It has grown...

I’ve been fortunate enough to design collections for Little Green Radicals for almost ten years. Every time we begin this process

Little Green Radicals started life in 2005 and along with People Tree and a couple of other great brands we were the first to get Fairtrade certification in the UK. 

When I look at my inbox each day I know the most likely topic of conversation from our customers is going to be plastic. It’s not fantastic. It's not even ok

Using a transparent supply chain to make our long lasting, colourful, organic clothes is at the heart of Little Green Radicals. We're very proud of the three producers we work with in India...

Pop this in your basket: Fairtrade not fairly traded. Some of you may have seen the recent furore caused by Sainsbury’s decision to drop Fairtrade 

There are lots of reasons for avoiding pesticides. Our own health and the health of our children is cited by many Little Green Radical fans. But for me