In collaboration with sustainable, zero waste t-shirt brand Make Thread, founder of the Be Well, Sarah Ann Macklin has designed a top for the Self Love Campaign. Produced in the UK, the “Live Well” top embodies the message of the Be Well Collective, with 25% of profits donated to support initiatives for young people’s mental health.

“My design focuses on living well is being well. Creating a lifestyle which works for you and living it in a way which makes you happy, essentially will create you being well. Something that I personally practice, empowering others through evidence based facts in mental and nutritional wellbeing. I am personally obsessed with the 70’s style and my vision was drawn creating something which embodied the era.”

In support of World Mental Health Day 2020, we have partnered with ethical and sustainable clothing brand Hansine to bring you this special edition silk camisole.

When you make a purchase of this limited edition piece, 100% of profits will be donated to the BWC to fund future mental health initiatives to support young people.

About Hansine

Hansine is a collection of beautiful clothing items, dresses and knitwear produced ethically in London.

Hansine has a deep rooted belief in the importance of ethical standards and sustainable manufacturing processes. 

The bespoke fabrics are created in some of the finest mills in Como, Italy where the focus is on quality and luxury as opposed to mass production.

The collection is produced in London at Apparel Tasker, now the UK’s largest sustainable clothing manufacturer. From worker’s safety, treatment and pay to waste disposal all assets of the business have been considered and certified as sustainable.

Hansine strongly believes in supporting mental and nutritional health issues in the fashion industry and beyond.