Retykle Blog

Following our Cloth Diaper Workshop with Petit Tippi, we’ve pulled together a useful guide on how to succeed at cloth diapering, with help from founder Victoria Chuard.

Summer is in full-swing and by now the kids are getting the most out of their gear with hours of fun spent in the sun. Wherever you are in the world for summer, we have some fun summer-themed inspo and trend-tips that should see you through the holidays with your active Tykes!

Getting something new is always super fun and exciting... especially for kids! However, as soon as your child is old enough to have more control of his or her pocket money, things can become a little more complicated.

At Retykle, we support the declutter movement inspired by Japanese tidying expert Marie Kondo however, it irks us how often the discussion is about “throwing away” not mending, repurposing, recycling or donating.

Fast fashion has become somewhat the delinquent within the fashion industry. It's a frenemy we find hard to shake. Seemingly innocent, persuasively it wins us over again and again with fashion-perks often too hard to refuse!

What's the difference anyway? There is a multitude of benefits to buying organic material and organic cotton, in particular...

Buying quality items, and taking proper care of them is simply the smartest way to clothe your tykes! Here is our guide to naturally caring for their clothes to extend their useful life well beyond the time your tyke is wearing it, and keep them in top condition for resale.

I have two daughters who both love collecting things so I seem to always have at least one leaf being 'kept safely" in my handbag at any time. I try to avoid the temptation to sneak them in the bin whilst they are not looking (we've all been there, right?) and instead see them as environmentally-friendly, free, arts and crafts materials!

15 years ago I was a children’s party planner in London. I loved coming up with creative ways to make the children’s fantasy themes come to life, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was my absolute favourite. But one thing that always struck me was the bags and bags of waste at the end of children’s parties. Almost everything was disposable.