EarthyStuff

08/06/2026

🌊 World Ocean Day 🌊

Today, on World Ocean Day, we join millions of people around the globe in celebrating and protecting our blue planet.

One Ocean, One Climate, One Future — Together.

Over the past few days, we’ve been sharing a little mystery jar and inviting you to guess what was inside. The answer? Discarded fishing nets recovered from our coastlines.

What starts as abandoned fishing gear — one of the most harmful forms of marine plastic pollution — can be transformed into something positive. The nets are recovered, processed into pellets, and then given a new purpose through beautifully designed products built to last.

That’s why we’re proud to champion Waterhaul, an inspiring UK social enterprise dedicated to tackling discarded fishing gear and marine plastic pollution. By recovering and recycling fishing nets from UK shores, they create traceable products with a genuine story and impact behind them. Every product helps support cleaner coastlines and a more circular future.

We’re delighted to share that a collection of Waterhaul products, including their incredible sunglasses and thoughtful gifts, is now available on our website.

Today is a reminder that small actions, thoughtful choices, and innovative solutions can all play a part in protecting the ocean we all share.

💙 Happy World Ocean Day.

03/06/2026

We’re back with another jar mystery… 👀🫙

If you caught our post from Friday — this one’s connected! 🔗

This jar contains the PRECURSOR to what we showed you before. Think of it as the ‘before’ to our last jar’s ‘after’... 🌿✨

Can you work out what material this is — and what it goes on to become? 🤔

Post your guesses in the comments! The clues are adding up… and so is the excitement around what’s coming 👀💚

If you haven’t seen Jar #1 yet, go check it out and see if the pieces start to click!

01/06/2026

☀️ June 1st — we’ve been waiting for you! 🌱

Longer evenings, bees doing their thing, bare feet on grass... summer is HERE. 🐝

This is the season that reminds us the planet is pretty spectacular. Let’s keep it that way 💚

Tell us — what’s the first thing you’re doing to enjoy the outdoors this month? 🌻

And can anyone guess where this photo was taken? 📸

29/05/2026

Happy Friday, Earthy fam! 🌿

We’ve got a little guessing game for you today... 👀

Can you guess what’s in the jar? 🫙

Here’s your hint — it has everything to do with our passion for sustainability! 💚

Type your guesses in the comments below...If you guess correctly, you might be onto something pretty exciting. ✨

There could be a new product on the horizon that involves these mysterious little contents! 👀

Let’s see if anyone guesses correctly! 🌎

28/05/2026

Part 2 of last week’s episode drops tonight & will be available on catch up 🌍🎙️

Jess is back with Stephen from Castelli — the iconic Italian brand showing how sustainability and craftsmanship can truly work together.

And in the photo, Jess is holding a recycled apple diary from the Appeel range we chat about on the show 🍎♻️

In tonight’s episode, we dive deeper into what it really takes to create meaningful change — from responsible materials to rethinking everyday products like notebooks.

Catch it on at 7:15pm 🎧

Because small changes? They add up. 🍎

27/05/2026

🚿 Ditch the bottle & Lather up with Luxury. 🌿

We adore the Champagne & Roses Argan Oil Shampoo Bar by .favours — a zero-waste bar that’s packing some serious hair-care power:

✅ Organic argan oil & cocoa butter for deep nourishment
✅ Pro-Vitamin B5 to strengthen & add shine
✅ pH balanced for all hair types
✅ Leaping Bunny certified 🐰
✅ = 2–3 bottles of shampoo in one little bar

And it smells like champagne and roses. Need we say more? 🥂🌹

Available via our website bio or directly from 💛

21/05/2026

Tonight the next episode of Earthy Stuff drops🌍🎙️

Jess is joined by Stephen Fowler from Castelli — the renowned Italian notebook and diary brand proving that heritage, craftsmanship, and sustainability can go hand in hand.

From B Corp certification to becoming carbon neutral, Castelli is helping reshape the promotional merchandise industry through thoughtful design, responsible materials, and meaningful action — showing that even everyday products like notebooks can have a more sustainable story.

In Part 1 of our conversation, airing tonight on at 7:15pm, we explore how the promotional industry sparked the inspiration behind Earthy Stuff, the importance of moving beyond greenwashing, and why small intentional changes really do matter.

And because we love products with purpose… 🍎♻️

Comment “Appeel” below for your chance to win an Earthy Stuff branded recycled apple product

19/05/2026

Who here packs their own lunch? 🥗🍎✨

Are you a leftovers lover, meal prep master, or sandwich-on-the-go kind of person? We’d love to know! 👇

Packing your own lunch is one of the easiest ways to save money, eat healthier, and make more sustainable choices every day 🌍💚

Plus, bringing your own food helps cut down on single-use packaging and takeaway waste — small habits really do add up.

Our gorgeous Warhol Stainless Steel & Bamboo Lunch Box is made for lunches on the move — practical, durable, and beautifully designed to make everyday routines feel a little more special. It even includes bamboo cutlery in an elastic enclosure. ✨

Whether it’s for work, school, road trips, or picnics in the park, it’s the perfect companion for mindful living 🌿

Tell us — what’s your go-to packed lunch? 👇🥪🌱

16/05/2026

So lovely to be featured in this article!

We shine a light on Earthy Stuff, founded by Jessica Davanzo from Rugeley, as part of our Celebrating Independent Traders series ...

12/05/2026

Exciting new items on their way into stock… 😎♻️

Meet Trevellas sunglasses by Waterhaul — clean round-frames built for everyday adventures, from coast to city.

✔️ 100% recycled frames
✔️ Made from recovered fishing gear & marine plastic from the UK coastline
✔️ Polarised UV400+ impact-resistant lenses
✔️ Lightweight unisex fit with all-day comfort
✔️ Backed by a circular lifetime warranty

Every pair helps remove marine plastic from our oceans — and even comes with a QR code so you can trace exactly where the plastic was recovered from 🌊

What do you think of these? 👀