Issue 35

Brands are embracing helping people to increasingly ‘reuse, recycle and repair’ as seen with this latest initiative by Arc'teryx to create an in-store offer and service across their stores. https://bit.ly/3qHyewh

A must-visit exhibition – Waste age: What can design do? – at the Design Museum, looks at the issue of waste and how a new generation of designers are tackling this everyday problem and reimagining a more circular lifestyle and future with clean materials. https://bit.ly/3HranqJ

Decathlon reinvents the wheelchair symbol as an ability icon, moving from a passive image to creating ones that feature people with physical disabilities playing sports, highlighting their abilities and the brand’s mission to make sports more accessible. https://bit.ly/3Fs9E6v

Buck Street Market in Camden is the UK’s first market dedicated to the conscious consumer, aiming to reflect current sentiments towards sustainability and create a new era of ethically-minded markets that will inspire informed choices. https://buckstreet.market/about

Lastly, an interesting partnership between Currys and Uber with a 3-month trial that brings rapid delivery from 15 London stores in as little as 30 minutes. https://bit.ly/3cjlPX1