What do you wear when you're not wearing a shirt? We've rounded up some of our other favourite organic menswear brands to pair with your trusty Arthur & Henry shirt.
One of the brilliant things about organic farming in the 21st century is that it’s a collective, collaborative movement. Obviously back in the olden days, it was just how people farmed. But now it’s something that, wonderfully, can bring together. For example, a potato farmer in the UK, a supermarket shopper, an Indian smallholder farmer and a chap wearing a proper shirt.
2020 has proven to be an interesting time to be in the business of shirtmaking - particularly shirtmaking in India, where we’re proud to produce our Arthur & Henry garments.
The Fairtrade Foundation’s new campaign calls on the UK Government and companies to ensure cocoa farmers earn living incomes by 2030 in line with the UN’s Global Goals to end poverty.
Like so many people now we've been thinking about our plastic usage and we'd like to have a bit of a chat here about what we're doing about plastic at Arthur & Henry.
With Fairtrade Fortnight in full flow, eco expert Jen Marsden recalls her visit to visit the Indian villages that produce the Fairtrade certified and organic Arthur & Henry shirts with dedicated campaigner and Arthur & Henry co-founder, Sreeranga Rajan.
