Issue #7 · Kotn, cosy-knits & 5 steps to shop more sustainably

Bring out your cosiest knitwear. Learn about Kotn’s high-quality basics. And we cover 5 simple steps you can take to shop more responsibly

Oct 31

2021

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Issue #7 · Kotn, cosy-knits & 5 steps to shop more sustainably

Happy Sunday folks 👋

The clocks have gone back — we hope you cherished the extra hour of sleep.

This month we learn about Toronto based, Kotn. A B corp all about buying less and enjoying longer. We bring out the knitwear, as yep, it's that time. Plus we focus on 5 easy steps you can take to shop more responsibly.

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Focus · Knitwear

So the clocks have gone back. The days are dark and they’re about to get darker. But let’s not dwell on that. On the upside, it’s the perfect time to bring out your cosiest knits.

Here are four high-quality pieces from brands that put sustainability first. Check them out.

Spotlight · Kotn

High-quality basics based on considered design, relentless quality, and positive impact. Kotn set the standard for conscious consumption. They’re based in Canada and ship worldwide.

They’re a certified B Corporation® — a certification for businesses that balance purpose and profit. And not just that — they also got the 4th highest B Impact Score for clothing brands in North America.

Kotn are open and honest about their supply chain and have documented every step of the process.

There are three common varieties of cotton: upland, Pima and Egyptian. Pima and Egyptian are usually the best quality. Kotn only uses the finest 10% of Pima fibres. Their cotton is handpicked too — which puts less stress on the fibres.

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Oct 31

2021

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3

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