About More This

More This. is a curated sourcebook that looks to bring people together with the brands that are doing good. We noticed that the brands putting people over profit aren’t always the ones who get heard. We want to change that. Below are a few things that have guided the creation and curation of this site.

We think that when you buy something, you should buy it because you love it and it’ll last you a long time. Not just because of its ethical credentials. For this reason, the brands you see on the site are part of a carefully curated edit where style has been considered just as much as substance.

The ethical practices presented have been taken directly from the brands respective websites and/or information they have sent to us themselves. Where there’s not enough information or brands are too vague in describing their ethics we will not include them. Happily, we have got to know many of the founders of the brands featured, which has only furthered our confidence and trust in their ethical standing.

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Katherine Heath

From a small, natural winery tucked away in the Sussex hills to the workshop of a third generation silversmith in the depths of East London, Katherine has an insatiable curiosity for finding people doing things differently and with all consuming consideration. As a photographer, writer and brand consultant, Katherine naturally found herself capturing and curating her finds — saving, scribbling and stacking all over the place. And eventually, those lists, notes and screenshots became More This.

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Sarah Kelley

Sarah's known for being obsessed with detail. She's the sort who arrives at a hotel and runs her hand over every surface, taking in the weight of the light switch's toggle and appreciating the intricate stitching on a bathroom's café curtain. Her mind is a little (or large) black book of brands that she's hunted high and low for, and sees people coming to her for recommendations of where to stay, shop and sip wine someplace special. A fellow writer, photographer, creative consultant and constant curator, she sees the world through a warm and gentle lens.

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Values

Charitable

When a brand donates a certain percentage of profit or sales to a charitable cause.

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Cruelty Free

When animals are not harmed at any stage of production, either in the sourcing of materials or testing of the product.

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Fair Trade

A certification that makes certain that the people who produce goods are adequately paid and not exploited in any way.

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Handmade

When items are made either completely or mostly by hand. In some instances machinery may be used to finish a product but the majority of the work has been done

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Local

Whether fashion or food the majority of materials or ingredients will have been sourced in the same location as they are designed and manufactured.

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Made To Last

Products that have been specifically designed to last a very long time. Products with a lifetime guarantee or the offer to replace/repair a product should it st

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Made To Order

When your chosen product is only produced after you have made your purchase. Reducing waste by helping businesses avoid stock rooms full of products.

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Natural

When a product is only produced using naturally occurring raw materials and/or ingredients.

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Organic

A farming method that produces crop without the use of chemical fertilisers, herbicides, pesticides or other artificial chemicals.

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Recycled

Turning an existing product or material into something else to avoid/reduce waste.

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Small Batch

Only producing small batches of products that a business knows will sell in order to reduce waste.

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Sustainable

Production processes that have little or no impact on the environment and take long-term impact into consideration for all product design.

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Upcycled

Where a product is given a new use or is added to with minimal production to be given a new purpose.

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Vegan

When no animal products are used in, or to create, a product.

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Vegetarian

Where no meat is served or used in production.

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Zero Waste

Where there is zero or very minimal waste created by the production process.

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