Thousand Fell, a small American shoe company, is putting the principles of the circular economy front and center. The brand prioritizes sustainability – and helps buyers do so with a cash reward – and is hoping to incentivize consumers to put their best eco foot forward.

From vegan foundation to shampoo tablets that save water, there's no shortage of beauty products leaning into people's growing environmental awareness. Ace of Air aims to help them take their clean beauty routines to the next level with refillable packaging that they 'borrow' from the brand.

Krill Design has launched a 3D-printed lamp made of orange peels, making it the world's first circular lamp. With growing concern around the impact of plastic on the environment, the brand is showing its commitment to sustainability through repurposing organic materials.

As people realise the impact of waste packaging on the planet, they’re making small lifestyle changes through independent brand innovations. But with convenience still high on people’s priority list, how is reusable, recyclable shopping platform Loop taking the circular economy mainstream?