Your Cart is Empty
Free fast shipping to EU on all orders | 60 days for returns and exchanges
We at Weekendbee love snowy winters and we want to have them in the future as well. That is why we support Protect Our Winters Finland in their mission to fight against climate change. Together we can raise the discussion and make actions that have an effect for the future.
We got an interview with POW-ambassador Jani Johansén who tells us, why he loves the winters and why he wants to protect them.
Winter cycling can be fun if you have the right gear. Like many other winter sports, it is more rewarding if you have made some preparations with the gear first. We interviewed the cycling experts from Keli Clothing to give us some tips for the coming cold, dark and slippery cycling season.
Clothing and textile manufacturing industry have an intense environmental impact. Our clothes are usually originally from fields, sheep´s back or oil well and the process of turning the raw material from fiber to fabric uses huge amounts of water, chemicals, labor, and other processing resources.
Conventionally grown cotton uses more insecticides than any other crop in the world. These toxins can be deadly for the farmers, the factory workers, us as consumers and the wildlife ecosystems.
Organic and recycled cotton is slowly getting more popular when clothing manufacturers replace conventionally grown cotton fabrics with organic or recycled materials.
Traveling in Asian countries has truly opened our eyes for the ocean plastic problem. Nowhere else have we encountered such a sad sight of huge piles of plastic on the reefs, in the water, beaches and backyards of local people. Even though commercial fishing and other industries are mainly to blame on this problem, it's still easiest to see with your own eyes when walking on the paradise beaches and hopefully it will sparkle the inspiration to change one's own behavior.