House of Baukjen, the purpose-driven London-based fashion company featuring womenswear maternity wear brands Baukjen and Isabella Oliver, has been recognised as the highest-scoring fashion small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) B Corp in the world. The British fashion company received a B Corp score of 153.6, which propels the sustainable and...
8 Aug 2024
Sustainable womenswear brand Baukjen and maternity label Isabella Oliver, collectively known as the House of Baukjen, is boycotting Black Friday to donate profits to charity. For the four-day cyber shopping weekend, from November 26 to 29, House of Baukjen will step away from the aggressive discounting of Black Friday to instead donate 100...
23 Nov 2021
Sustainably and ethically conscious online womenswear and maternity brands Baukjen and Isabella Oliver, collectively known as House of Baukjen, have been announced as a winner of a 2021 UN Global Climate Action Award. The annual awards by United Nations Climate Change shine a light on innovative, scalable, and replicable examples of how people...
7 Oct 2021
Sustainable and socially conscious womenswear brand Baukjen is launching a Sustainability Index, sharing environmental and social impact scores for each product in its collections to help customers make better-informed purchasing choices. The B Corp certified company wants to offer its customers a higher level of transparency to help them better...
3 Sept 2021
Sustainable and socially conscious womenswear and maternity wear brands Baukjen and Isabella Oliver, collectively known as the House of Baukjen, have been certified as the “highest scoring” fashion B Corp in the UK and the second highest in Europe, with a rating of “outstanding”. The British fashion company has been recognised by B Corp as an “...
1 Apr 2021
UK-based premium maternity brand Isabella Oliver has launched its first 100 percent sustainable and ethical maternity capsule collection for spring/summer 2021, as part of its continuing commitment to “drive lasting positive change in the fashion industry with sustainable practices and an ethical supply chain”. Isabella Oliver said that the...
1 Mar 2021
London-based sustainable and socially conscious online womenswear and maternity wear brands Baukjen and Isabella Oliver are swapping deals for good deeds this Black Friday. The annual shopping event, which this year takes place on November 27, usually sees brands and retailers slashing their prices, however, several brands are protesting the...
17 Nov 2020
Premium sustainably online womenswear and maternity wear brands, Baukjen and Isabella Oliver, have announced a partnership with Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity (GOSH Charity). Collectively known as the ‘House of Baukjen’, the two UK-based premium fashion brands, have produced a knitted rainbow-designed sweatshirt, named ‘Hope’ to...
2 Oct 2020
Womenswear brand Baukjen and maternity label Isabella Oliver have partnered with one of their Portuguese manufacturers to make non-medical masks for personal use during the Covid-19 pandemic. The sustainably conscious online womenswear and maternity wear brands are working with Vermis, one of their long-standing manufacturers in Portugal, to...
16 Apr 2020
London-based House of Baukjen, which includes contemporary womenswear brand Baukjen and maternity wear label Isabella Oliver have announced that they are taking “further action towards a more sustainable future” by signing Emmanuel Macron’s G7 Fashion Pact in a bid to combat climate change. The ethically and sustainably conscious womenswear and...
9 Mar 2020
Premium maternity brand Isabella Oliver has launched the Thalia Maternity Tee in partnership with maternal health charity Birth Companions. The Thaila T-shirt has been designed to highlight the incredible work of Birth Companions, which offers practical and emotional support to pregnant women and new mothers experiencing disadvantage, and...
5 Mar 2020
Premium maternity brand Isabella Oliver has launched a new rental programme as part of its mission to become more circular and increase the longevity of maternity clothing. The initiative, which plans to radically change the maternity sector, aims to cater to a “growing number of pregnant women who want to purchase just a few key items and rent...
20 Jan 2020