The effects of climate change won’t discriminate between genders, but research suggests that men may not be doing as much as women to limit their impact on the planet. What stops men from buying eco-friendly goods, and how can brands shift perceptions to ensure sustainability appeals to all?

Where once thrifting carried a social stigma, people are now embracing the joy of buying used clothes, and second-hand shopping is becoming big business. With its offering of high-quality goods and well-known brands, how is ThredUP changing our shopping habits – and the wider retail industry?

Lush has introduced biodegradable cork pots, claiming that they are the world’s first climate-positive packaging. With people increasingly demanding ethical and sustainable products across all stages of the manufacturing process, Lush is maintaining its status as a pioneer in sustainability.

Beauty brand Deciem is taking a stand against hyper-consumerism by boycotting Black Friday 2019. As people increasingly seek out brands that align with their values, those that take a more considered, ethical approach – rather than simply prioritising profit – are likely to be lauded.