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Ethical Christmas Gift Guide

Updated: Dec 17, 2020

Christmas is just around the corner, and if you are anything like me, your family features at least one person who wants not, needs not, or simply has everything they want.

These Enigmas are particularly difficult to buy for and normally end up with a Boots gift set or the cliché pair of socks.

Due to this comes frivolous consumerism which I believe we all fall victim to at some point; where we buy someone something just to fill a quota of ‘showing we care’.


But this CAN be demonstrated more effectively and sustainably- so here you have it the one stop ethical Christmas gift guide.


Popsa

Sometimes the best way to show someone you love them is visually- why not create a custom photo book for someone special to showcase all your favourite memories with them.



Moleskine

Why not buy the creative genius a notepad or journal to contain all their thoughts, images and ideas- Moleskine, FSC-certified (Forest Stewardship Council), supports responsible management of the world’s forests and the notebooks are made with environmentally friendly acid-free paper making for the perfect eco gift.



SoL Cups

SoL Cups were designed to help people move from a throwaway mindset to a more environmentally supportive one- glass blown and infinitely reusable- these cups and bottles make a perfect practical gift.



Hundred Club

This exciting business has the unique USP of only creating 100 of each garment- reducing waste and promoting sustainability.

The whole process from sourcing the garments, to printing them locally is done with sustainable values at the core.

Check it out for t-shirts and hoodies with cool graphic prints at affordable prices.


TALA

For all the gym rats out there, or those who like to be comfy- Tala provides

affordable and sustainable workout gear that doesn’t compromise on inclusivity, performance or style.


Notonthehighstreet

Home to more than 5,000 of the UK’s best small creative businesses this website contains all the gifts that you could need

Below are 2 great examples of personalised gifts found on this marketplace of treasure troves.



Film Camera

Why not gift someone the ability to capture more memories with you together? Disposable cameras are great fun but more sustainable is the gift of a film camera- not only are they themselves affordable but cheaper in the long run too.

Check out this sick Depop shop that has a film camera for everyone.


Etsy

Similarly to notonthehighstreet, Etsy is a one stop shop for handmade and thoughtful gifts from jewellery to art prints- there is something for everyone.



Oxfam Unwrapped

For the person with everything why not help them help someone in need. Oxfam Unwrapped is a range of charity gift cards and eCards that help those in poverty.

You can choose a gift to give to your friends or family that betters the lives of others from a ‘Life-changing Chicken’ to ‘Safe Water for a Community’.



Beauty Gifts

Finally here is a link for all the beauty lovers in your life of brands that promote sustainable values to make your Christmas this year cruelty free.


Imi Dobber, Yr12

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