Plastic bags still the most sustainable bag choice

Hi Fredrika Klarén, Sustainability Manager at KappAhl. Is it really true that plastic bags are better than paper ones? “It’s … More

The good being done with “Fine as I am” donations

SEK 13 million to children’s rights organisations in all four of our countries, of which more than SEK 8.5 million … More

Now all our customers can Round Up with “Fine as I am”

Through our recurring campaign, “Fine as I am”, we donate money to organisations working for children’s best. This time round, … More

One Bag Habit – a sustainable habit

Fewer bags that get more use: that’s the aim of One Bag Habit, which involves us charging for shopping bags … More

Newbie won the prize for best new children’s fashion brand

Which is the best new children’s fashion brand in Britain? Newbie! Yesterday we won first prize in the Little London … More

KappAhl doesn’t turn its back on anyone

[Blogginlägget finns även på svenska längre ner på sidan] The non-profit organisation Fair Action has recently released a report titled … More

Excess yarn becomes kimonos in sustainable winning collection Wabi-Sabi

Excess yarn forms the basis of Wabi-Sabi, the muted blue kimono duo with the playfully irregular pattern that won our … More

New sewing machines at KappAhl’s training centre thanks to our textile collecting

So far, 682 women have been educated and employed through our training centre in Dhaka, Bangladesh. And now, thanks to … More

Newbie nominated in British awards for children’s fashion

Newbie is nominated in two categories in the Little London Awards. The luxurious lifestyle magazine Little London, whose readers are … More

The lending wardrobe in Almedalen is on again

  For the third year, KappAhl contributes to the “Almedal wardrobe”, which wants to highlight the question of sustainability in … More