As B Corp month comes to a close, we wanted to share a few of the ways we've made Little Yellow Bird better for people, planet, and communities, as well as our goals for the future. 

Last month we invited Elizabeth McNaughton and Jolie Wills from Hummingly to speak with us about navigating the ups and downs of the pandemic, as well as how to deal with stress in our personal and work lives.

Fashion is the largest laboured industry in the world, it’s estimated that 1 in 6 people are involved in making the clothes we wear. When you look at your wardrobe, all the colours, fabrics, garments, it can be hard to imagine just how many people were involved in creating each and every garment. So, to give that imagi

We believe the most important aspect of manufacturing a garment is having ethics to its core. Not only will this durable, lightweight fibre keep you cool in the summer months and warm in the winter but you can feel good about wearing it knowing that the land, animals and people are well taken care of. ZQ Merino’s exten

In 2017 I wrote about the 10 things I’ve learnt since starting a fashion brand. To date it’s still one of my most popular blogs. It’s been almost five years since I wrote that and while most of this is still true, I wanted to reflect on what I’ve learnt since. If you haven’t yet read the first blog and you are just sta

In this blog we wanted to share news of scheduled changes to our online pricing structure - these decisions are never made lightly, and are a result of a long period of steep increases in a range of costs, plus the move to incorporate end of life solutions into the base price of our products.

Our Wellington site has created only 10kg of waste since August last year. We thought it would be useful to go through our mentality and practices that keep this number down. And, we'll certainly admit we're not perfect. In this blog we're also talking about our shortcomings and future goals.

It can be hard to know what to do with your bed sheets at the end of their lives. Many sheets, and other textiles, get sent to landfill. But there are many other solutions you can explore. We reached out to the Little Yellow Bird community for some ideas on what you can do with your worn out sheets.

Here at Little Yellow Bird we care as much about what happens to our garments after they’ve been used as we do about how they’re made. Today we’re announcing that we now have access to the technology to recycle all of our garments and turn them back into usable fibre. The fashion industry is out of control with New Zea

We’re excited to announce the release of our much anticipated Merino line. Staying true to our vision of helping create a sustainably-sourced and ethically-produced fashion industry we’ve partnered with ZQ Merino to offer our 100% Merino wool garments. Our Merino range will start with a limited run of our two most popu

Since we last posted, a few people have asked to know more about how the migrant workers we are helping to provide meals for are coping, and what we are doing to support them. In this blog post, we take a look at what is going on in India generally, and how we are supporting migrant workers with our local impact partne