London vegan news, reviews & events
One of London’s most beloved vegan businesses is undergoing a shake up.
The Third Estate is the legendary vegan shoe store and ethical boutique with two locations, but the original spot is currently closed with a change to come!
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So you think you know everything about vegan London and there’s nothing left that could possibly surprise you?
That’s exactly how I felt until I accidentally stumbled upon this 100% vegan handbag and accessories store today on London’s South Bank.
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Wills Vegan Shoes is at it again.
This footwear and clothing company has been making compassionate shoppers look good for a while now, but they are still surprising us with new styles.
Just like this brand new Barefoot Dock Boot.
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I sound like a broken record when it comes to The Third Estate. I never stop singing its praises.
The Third Estate is a vegan shoe store and ethical boutique that started life in Leeds before moving to Kentish Town over a decade ago. The store front on Brecknock Road is a favourite destination of vegan and compassionate consumers looking to dress well while causing as little harm as possible.
The huge news this month is all about the second location opening for The Third Estate, this time in historic Greenwich Market, and I want to show you inside.
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It’s all been about Paris on my blog recently due to my 4-day stay in the French capital.
I’ve been loving the food scene and one of my favourite dining spots has been Aujourd’Hui Demain.
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It always makes me happy to see companies making it easier for children to live kindly.
Wills Vegan Shoes has a range of vegan school shoes that prove it’s possible for kids to be comfortable and stylish while making cruelty-free choices all at once.
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You all know about The Third Estate, right?
The Third Estate is a vegan shoe store and ethical boutique located in Kentish Town. Run by my mates Angela and James, the store is an oasis for compassionate shoppers.
They focus on as much locally-sourced stock as possible and everything is about lessening negative impact on people, animals, and the planet. So many of my shoes and clothes come from this shop.
And now The Third Estate is selling t-shirts for children!
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You’ve already said no to pork sausages. You walk right past the dairy aisle without a second glance. You’ve unfollowed every BBQ Instagram account that ever haunted your feed. You’re doing the plant-based thing and it feels good.
But what about your wardrobe?
Read below for my full thoughts on how you can stylishly expand your compassion!
You know how sometimes a vegan bath bomb is more than just a vegan bath bomb? This is one of those times.
LUSH, the high street favourite known for fizzy tubs and bold campaigns, has launched something that genuinely made me pause and smile. And not just because it smells lovely or looks cute sitting on the side of your bath.
The Liberation bath bomb is all about standing up for trans lives and celebrating the kind of future we should all want to live in.
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When most people think about veganism, their minds go straight to food. And fair enough. What we eat is a huge part of living a compassionate lifestyle.
But being a conscious consumer doesn’t stop at what’s on our plate.
Beyond food, there are countless ways to reduce harm and make more ethical choices in everyday life. From the clothes we wear to the beauty products we use, every purchase is an opportunity to support businesses that align with our values.
One area often overlooked is personal care services like hairdressers and beauty salons. Traditional products used in these industries often include animal-derived ingredients or can be tested on animals. That’s why it’s fantastic to see vegan-friendly options popping up, giving consumers cruelty-free alternatives.
