Black Friday is the biggest sales event of the retail calendar, and last year Aussies were forecast to spend over $5.6 billion dollars that weekend on everything from clothes to cupcakes and carabiners.  But once the dust settles and the standard 30-50% of orders are returned and processed, the true cost of Black Friday finally becomes apparent where as much as 80% of clothes bought in the sales end up in landfill according to the University of Leeds. Yuk.   WE SAVED 28 POOLS WORTH OF WATER “2021 was our biggest year ever, with a total of 1.93 MILLION litres of water saved thanks to Black Fridye” - Zoltan Csaki, cofounder Citizen Wolf If you’ve been following us for any...

January 26th is a day of mourning for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people due to the devastating harm caused by colonisation. It is not the date to celebrate, so we encourage you to spend the day learning more and adding your voice to the #changethedate campaign.

All we wanted from Santa in 2020 was an orderly (if not quick) return to normality in 2021. But despite the speed bumps, this has actually been another great year for us here at Citizen Wolf, and it's all thanks to our wonderful customers like you!

COP26 recently finished, where global leaders met to (supposedly) work out how to avoid dangerous climate change. To keep us all safe, our dear leaders needed to come together and collectively commit to drastic action to prevent anything more than a 1.5 C global temperature rise. Everyone was hoping the incontrovertible scientific evidence would catalyse progress.  But did our leaders deliver? Let’s cut to the case – Alok Sharma, the United Kingdom’s cabinet minister who presided over COP26, said, “we have kept 1.5C alive. But, its pulse is weak and it will only survive if we keep our promises and translate commitments into rapid action.” A deal between all the countries at COP26 was made, but headlines and climate scientists still...

Black Friday represents everything that’s wrong with the fashion industry: over-consumption, exploitation, waste and greed. Black Fridye is our answer. We'll overdye black any garment from any brand so you can love your clothes longer and save the planet in the process.

Unless you’re living under a rock, you’ve probably heard ‘COP26’ thrown around a bunch of times. While you probably know it’s a big deal and it’s all about the climate crisis, you might not know the details. Let’s break it down.

The 'Made in Australia' logo is a source of pride for many brands and rightly so. But don’t be confused, it does not mean ethical by default. While Australia does have stronger labour laws protecting workers than other countries, exploitation is still notorious in the local garment industry.

FastCompany just published an article titled 'There's no such thing as sustainable fashion', based on Stand.earth's recent report that found 47 of the largest fashion brands are “actively accelerating climate change” – including so-called "sustainable" brands like Patagonia.

We’re giving away fifty (50) x 145GSM Organic Cotton Magic Fit® Tees to people getting their first COVID jab – it’s our way of showing love to the good citizens helping to bring that 80% vaccinated date closer – so we can all get back to some semblance of normality.

From humble beginnings in 1970, Earth Day has become a globally recognised movement to demand policy changes to fight the climate crisis, annually on April 22. In recognition, we’re reflecting on the key sustainability commitments we've made to Mother Earth.