Love our Planet, Love our City

Check out what shops in Belfast are committed to sustainability, reducing environmental impact and providing eco-friendly products.

Born & Bred

Born & Bred has a simple ethos to not only help artists thrive, but to support local, trade fairly and look after the planet by working with artists, manufacturers and suppliers to reduce the materials used in the production, packing and shipping process. Their store on Ann Street sells prints, mugs, cards, clothing, accessories and homeware made local makers, some of whom you can see working in-store.

Craft NI Gallery

Shop for pottery, jewellery, textiles and handmade products in the Craft NI Gallery space on Royal Avenue. Craft NI promotes the craft sector across Northern Ireland, and by buying from local makers you can boost the local economy, reduce the impact associated with mass production and support artists’ livelihoods.

4good Oxfam Store - CastleCourt

4good in CastleCourt is one of Oxfam Ireland’s newest stores, focusing on fighting climate change and ending poverty. The store is packed full of pre-loved and vintage clothing for both men and women. By shopping second hand you can positively contribute to the decrease in world textile demand, ultimately reducing waste, while contributing financially to a good cause.

Victoria Square Stores

The Body Shop

Visit The Body Shop in Victoria Square, a global beauty brand that has been a force for good since it was founded in Brighton in 1976. Over half of The Body Shop’s products are vegan and the brand has been campaigning against animal testing in cosmetics for decades. They also source ethical, high-quality ingredients for their products ensuring farmers benefit from their fair trade scheme, and the company is B Corps Certified, meaning it is among businesses that live the highest social and environmental standards for people and the planet.

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FatFace

FatFace in Victoria Square has a clear ethos: to make the most sustainable choices for their products, the planet and the community. All of the cotton used in FatFace products is sustainably sourced organic cotton, the brand is committed to animal welfare and the company has taken measures to reduce to their carbon footprint by 8% in the last two years.

H&M

H&M scores among the top brands in the Good Shopping Guide for ethical and sustainable fashion. The company has a multifaceted approach to make their products as sustainable, ethical and kind to the environment as possible, with over 50% of their materials coming from recycled or sustainably sourced materials. The brand actively promotes recycling clothes and has a garment collection programme that’s one of the largest of its kind in the world. Find H&M stores on Royal Avenue and Victoria Square.