Saint and Sofia: Ethical, Luxury Fashion with a Twist
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(Gifted items/ Affiliate) The Saint and Sofia style is pretty much perfect for me.
Timeless, easy-to-wear designs, comfy, quality fabrics and neutral shades, with
a lot of black! It’s laid back, rock-chick-chic that doesn’t try too hard. I think
it’s effortlessly cool and I love it.
Timeless, easy-to-wear designs, comfy, quality fabrics and neutral shades, with
a lot of black! It’s laid back, rock-chick-chic that doesn’t try too hard. I think
it’s effortlessly cool and I love it.
Every Saint and Sofia piece is designed right here in London
and manufactured both in-house and in Europe. With fabric sourced from family
owned fabric mills located in Turkey, Italy and Portugal.
and manufactured both in-house and in Europe. With fabric sourced from family
owned fabric mills located in Turkey, Italy and Portugal.
Natural, sustainable materials are used wherever possible,
with fabrics like Merino, Econyl (a type of regenerated nylon), Organic Cotton
and Regenerated Cotton featuring heavily. In addition to using sustainable
materials, Saint and Sofia also use biodegradable packaging (the protective
bags that the items come delivered in are not plastic) and they source raw materials
close to where the items are manufactured, therefore reducing environmental
impact. They also collaborate with World Wild Fund for Nature and plant trees with
Trees for Cities. I think this gives the
brand a certain edge over many others as we all start waking up to the reality
that making better choices and caring about the Earth is actually pretty
important!
with fabrics like Merino, Econyl (a type of regenerated nylon), Organic Cotton
and Regenerated Cotton featuring heavily. In addition to using sustainable
materials, Saint and Sofia also use biodegradable packaging (the protective
bags that the items come delivered in are not plastic) and they source raw materials
close to where the items are manufactured, therefore reducing environmental
impact. They also collaborate with World Wild Fund for Nature and plant trees with
Trees for Cities. I think this gives the
brand a certain edge over many others as we all start waking up to the reality
that making better choices and caring about the Earth is actually pretty
important!
The high-quality designs are right up my street and here I’m showing you a few of my favourites.
All of the pieces I’m wearing in these photos are a size 12, so hopefully that will help you get an idea of what the sizing is like.
The Biker Jacket (£80) Camden Wide Leg Pant (Navy £60)
Camden Wide Leg Pant (Navy £60)
The Pimlico Pant in Black (£75)
The Biker Jacket I’m wearing in the top photo is unbelievably warm – i was actually quite surprised by how snuggly it is. It’s made from heavy organic cotton and feels really soft, especially on the inside. I like the close fit and the fact that the jacket looks good both zipped up and left open.
The Camden Wide Leg Pant is possibly one of the comfiest trousers I’ve worn. The materials is heavy (not see through in the slightest), with just the right amount of stretch and a lovely relaxed, wide leg fit. The stretchy waistband means the pants just pull-on. They are just as comfortable on as track pants and they have pockets. What’s not to like?
I think I’m going to get a lot of wear out of the Pimlico Pant in the coming months. With a wide leg and tie waist, the pull-on trousers have a smart tailored look so they’d be a good option for work with a top tucked in. I’m wearing them with a slightly cropped top in the photos for a more casual look. These trousers are made from Tencel (a fabric crafted from Eucalyptus) and feel soft and silky.
The Camden Wide Leg Pant is possibly one of the comfiest trousers I’ve worn. The materials is heavy (not see through in the slightest), with just the right amount of stretch and a lovely relaxed, wide leg fit. The stretchy waistband means the pants just pull-on. They are just as comfortable on as track pants and they have pockets. What’s not to like?
I think I’m going to get a lot of wear out of the Pimlico Pant in the coming months. With a wide leg and tie waist, the pull-on trousers have a smart tailored look so they’d be a good option for work with a top tucked in. I’m wearing them with a slightly cropped top in the photos for a more casual look. These trousers are made from Tencel (a fabric crafted from Eucalyptus) and feel soft and silky.
Not only is Saint and Sofia an ethical brand but it’s
inclusive too, with sizes ranging from UK 6 through to a UK 22. Most items are available in a choice of colours too, so if you’re not keen on black, there are still plenty of options for you.
Saint and Sofia offer free delivery (forever!) when you sign
up, which I think is a brilliant incentive to shop with them. You can browse the whole range right now at Saint and Sofia.
up, which I think is a brilliant incentive to shop with them. You can browse the whole range right now at Saint and Sofia.