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Our favourites here at Priest London, filled with a range of conscious designers and fashion. Shop with conscience and thought.
Our favourites here at Priest London, filled with a range of conscious designers and fashion. Shop with conscience and thought.
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Shoes with a purpose, other than making you look good. Shop sustainable footwear to help you elevate any outfit.
Shoes with a purpose, other than making you look good. Shop sustainable footwear to help you elevate any outfit.
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Our specially curated selection of conscious fashion to invest in, whether that's vegan, ethically made, or aligns to environmental and social sustainable practices.
Our specially curated selection of conscious fashion to invest in, whether that's vegan, ethically made, or aligns to environmental and social sustainable practices.
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Sustainable luxury basics at your fingertips. Helping you be kind to your skin.
Sustainable luxury basics at your fingertips. Helping you be kind to your skin.
Featured : IGWE PARIS
Igwe production is clean, experimental, innovative and circular. For instance, Igwe uses recycled plastic from bottles for their laces. Igwe are working on alternatives to use waste and unused raw materials, like recycling old shoes to make new soles.
CONSCIOUS. CONSIDERED. CURATED
Fashion without harm. Discover the finest edit in Sustainable Luxury Fashion. Priest London brings you the greatest selection of exclusively curated and responsibly made luxury fashion from independent and established designers across the globe. Shop brands like Burberry, Tod’s, Golden Goose and Ferragamo. Helping you choose positively.
New in : OLISTIC THE LABEL
Inspired by the 4 elements, Olistic The Label explores the connection between human beings and the Earth. Their sustainable luxury house was born from the desire to create both ethical and elegant garments.
Priest London Diary
Taking Care of Your Mental Health
As important as our physical selves are, we sometimes tend to neglect our mental health. With a new era of openness, we’re more able to discuss our mental health issues honestly without fear. So, here are some tangible steps you can take to improving your mental health today
2020 Sustainable Fashion Guide
The past few years have been a real turning point for the fashion industry. Consumers are growing more aware of the impacts fashion has been having on the environment and taking steps to lessen the impacts of their purchasing decisions. This mindset shift has resulted in the fashion industry taking a step to improve their sustainability and ethical practices, with big names and emerging designers really considering their social and environmental performance in this time of change.
Meet the Change Makers : Rebecca Hughes
"I think fashion is intrinsically connected to the way we feel about ourselves– people follow and want to keep up with trends in order to be relevant and ‘cool’. I still see pictures online of friends wearing fast fashion and think ‘I love that top!!!’. However, I always end up listening to reason thinking about the impact it has on someone else’s LIFE and the detrimental effect fast fashion has on the environment."
This Season's 'Trend' of Sustainability
We as consumers need to scrutinise more, educate ourselves on what it means to be a truly sustainable or ethical brand. We all make mistakes and it's not necessarily all our fault.
Taking Care of Your Mental Health
As important as our physical selves are, we sometimes tend to neglect our mental health. With a new era of openness, we’re more able to discuss our mental health issues honestly without fear. So, here are some tangible steps you can take to improving your mental health today
2020 Sustainable Fashion Guide
The past few years have been a real turning point for the fashion industry. Consumers are growing more aware of the impacts fashion has been having on the environment and taking steps to lessen the impacts of their purchasing decisions. This mindset shift has resulted in the fashion industry taking a step to improve their sustainability and ethical practices, with big names and emerging designers really considering their social and environmental performance in this time of change.
Meet the Change Makers : Rebecca Hughes
"I think fashion is intrinsically connected to the way we feel about ourselves– people follow and want to keep up with trends in order to be relevant and ‘cool’. I still see pictures online of friends wearing fast fashion and think ‘I love that top!!!’. However, I always end up listening to reason thinking about the impact it has on someone else’s LIFE and the detrimental effect fast fashion has on the environment."
This Season's 'Trend' of Sustainability
We as consumers need to scrutinise more, educate ourselves on what it means to be a truly sustainable or ethical brand. We all make mistakes and it's not necessarily all our fault.