Don’t miss your chance to book the last of our Key Skills for Informed Design seminars this Thursday!

The seminar will cover a whole range of subjects, skills and core information needed for designing in an environmentally safe and socially responsible way.  Whether you design interiors or fashion, or if you’re a student or you’re freelance, this an amazing opportunity to speak to industry experts about the environmental and social impacts of different fabrics. 

Think you know everything there is to know?  You don’t!

Don’t miss out, book your place here: http://bit.ly/REJmmB

“..it was brilliant. I’m so pleased I came! Thank you.”

“It was amazing and fun”.

“Thoroughly enjoyed it”.

“I just wanted to send you an email to say thank you very much for the workshop on Friday. I found it incredibly useful and have been inspired to try and create more sustainable fabrics.”

The United Nations Climate Change Conference, held in Doha, Qatar, starts Monday 26th November - a week today!

Forest protection, sustainability and carbon emissions are just a few of the topics that will be discussed, and just a few of the things that we are deeply passionate about here at Offset Warehouse.

It’s pretty hard for us all to fight climate change on a daily bases but small lifestyle adjustments soon make for big results which benefit all of us. We’re pleased to be able to help customers make these small changes, by offering ethical fabrics that improve both our environment and the lives of the people who make them.

We’re really looking forwards to hearing more from the event, and you can find out more here: http://unfccc.int/2860.php

Know why silk isn’t vegetarian? What does a red Leicester yarn look like? What are the benefits of sublimation printing versus screen printing? Why can’t you machine wash

Yesterday we were going crazy over our new pink bamboo fabric but lets not forget our reclaimed and offcuts! Designers gave us these leftover fabrics to find them a new home! Just look at how gorgeous this Scarlet Red Satin is!http://bit.ly/XEZCYc

Visit our OFFCUTS/RECLAIMED section for more fabrics:http://bit.ly/f7FbGP

We are going crazy for this Organic Cotton & Bamboo fabric in shade Rose, It has a beautifuly subtle lustre and a wonderful handle. Oh and keep an eye out for the blood-orange shade too, its just gorgeous!

Offset Warehouse will host a bunch of Saturday Winter Workshops for families and friends to come together and get creative. We have all the tools and teaching to make Christmas wrea

Why miss out on this Friday’s seminar? We’re offering live streaming facilities, so you can learn about ethical fashion and textiles, wherever you are in the world!

For more info about the live streaming visit: http://bit.ly/RFmcMv 

As part of the trial, we are offering it for just £5! http://bit.ly/RFmcMv

Cotton is farmed in around 90 countries worldwide and Organic cotton is farmed in around 22 counties worldwide. For cotton to be considered truly ‘organic’ with an organic symbol it has to be verified by independent certification bodies that check the standards of production and manufacturing. 

The biggest benefit of Organic cotton is to ensure cotton farmers get fair pay for their work as well as better working standards. Regular Cotton uses pesticides to ensure no nasty pests get on the crops but these pesticides often have harmful toxins that cause the death of around 22,000 cotton farmers each year whereas Organic cotton only uses natural pesticides that are safe for farmers to use whilst still being effective.

For more fashion facts and articles like this visit our resources page: http://bit.ly/kNiL3v

Global Sourcing & Manufacturing tickets this Friday - reduced from £65 to £40! http://bit.ly/P9lRD5

Check out the photos from our last seminar:http://t.co/CTYupVWJ

Book your tickets here:

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