Shiv Textiles Mairead Rectangle Cushion
£85.00
This timeless collection reinvigorates centuries-old weaving techniques and patterns.
Woven in Brighton from deadstock lambswool.
Key Values
Community Safeguarding
This brand contributes to social initiatives and/or charities, and works with responsible suppliers and vendors.
Preserving Resources
This brand has initiatives in place to reduce their water consumption and use of raw materials.
Responsible Sourcing
This product is made from responsibly sourced materials.
Waste Management
The brand or product reduces landfill waste.
Made in the UK
This brand produces products that are manufactured, assembled and distributed in the UK.
Mix, match, and curate your sofa with the Mairead Rectangle Cushion, from touch-me twill and textural tweed to bold check, stripes and subtle ombre. Sustainable textiles never go out of style.
All cushions are woven in Brighton from deadstock lambswool, and are backed with butter-soft, upcycled velvet. A large repeat on the fabric means no two cushions are the same.
For more information on this product please email info@igolo.org
The Shiv Textiles business is extremely localised- they only work with UK-based companies, and their manufacturing and workshopping processes are both local to Brighton. They offset their carbon footprint by supporting tree-planting programmes through Ecologi, a company which aids individuals and businesses in making impactful climate decisions.
The cushion’s inners are made to order by a family-run business just outside of London. Any deadstock which is collected and not used is also donated to the textiles department at the University of Brighton. Most scraps are used for smaller projects, such as coasters and other accessories. Collections of deadstock are small, and often upcycled materials from British mills and dye factories. These materials are of a mixture of natural fibres which are Global Organic Textiles Standard (GOTS) and Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) certified. This means the materials used are biodegradable, made from at least 70% organic fibres, ethically and socially fair, and sourced from responsible and well-managed places.
Shiv Textiles offers frequent workshops in Brighton, where the public can learn the art of weaving. They also offer university students flexible work placements, where they can develop the relevant skills in an industry setting.
The cushion’s inners are made to order by a family-run business just outside of London. Any deadstock which is collected and not used is also donated to the textiles department at the University of Brighton. Most scraps are used for smaller projects, such as coasters and other accessories. Collections of deadstock are small, and often upcycled materials from British mills and dye factories. These materials are of a mixture of natural fibres which are Global Organic Textiles Standard (GOTS) and Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) certified. This means the materials used are biodegradable, made from at least 70% organic fibres, ethically and socially fair, and sourced from responsible and well-managed places.
Shiv Textiles offers frequent workshops in Brighton, where the public can learn the art of weaving. They also offer university students flexible work placements, where they can develop the relevant skills in an industry setting.
Material:
Front: 100% Lambswool; all material rescued from landfill.
Back: Upcycled Teal Vinice Velvet - 100% Polyester.
Dimensions: 51cm x 30cm.
Instructions: Dry clean only.
Front: 100% Lambswool; all material rescued from landfill.
Back: Upcycled Teal Vinice Velvet - 100% Polyester.
Dimensions: 51cm x 30cm.
Instructions: Dry clean only.
All orders are sent out in reusable and biodegradable packaging.
Orders going to a UK address are usually delivered within 2-3 days.
Delivery fee is a flat rate of £5. Free UK shipping on orders over £70.00.
Orders going to a UK address are usually delivered within 2-3 days.
Delivery fee is a flat rate of £5. Free UK shipping on orders over £70.00.
Shiv Textiles
Shiv are handcrafting sustainable textiles in Brighton. By putting a modern spin on a traditional craft, Shiv Textiles aims to show that it’s possible for us to enjoy pieces that we cherish while minimising the impact we have on the planet too.
