Australia is home to the oldest living civilisation on earth, but our First Nations people very nearly did not survive colonisation. That is why January 26 is not the date to celebrate and we strongly believe it's time to #changethedate for Australia Day.

We are finally B-Corp certified and humbled to join the ranks of iconic trailblazers such as Patagonia and Allbirds in the global movement to formalise using business as a force for good by balancing people, planet and profit together.

We're hijacking Black Friday to end disposable fashion for good. Black Fridye will redye black any garment by any brand to give it a second life – offering an incredibly simple, affordable and powerful way for individuals to reduce their carbon footprint and help save the planet.

Most factories consider offcut fabric scraps to be unusable, sending them straight to landfill. Not here at Citizen Wolf, and we're thrilled to announce our Recycled Zero Waste Yarn in collaboration with Dempstah – made entirely from our jersey scrap!

Talk is cheap but every time we open our wallets, we're voting for the kind of world we want. This is the story of how we recently changed banks thanks to a billboard, a frustrated artist and our favourite quote from one of the world's greatest Mad Men.

On the eve of this year's critical US election, we thought it high time to dive into the politics of colour. Because when you get down to it, colour is much more than Pantone's annual forecast or what the mags tell you is so hot right now...

Far too long we’ve been extracting more from Mother Nature than she can conceivably stand, which is why today we stand up and lend our voice to World Environment Day 2020 and it’s call for urgent action to protect biodiversity. 

The world has fundamentally changed in the last two weeks and though we're not yet out of the woods, the virus will pass. For our collective mental health we feel it's important to begin thinking about our permanently changed reality and the world we want after lockdown.

NASA has estimated that 250+ million tonnes of CO2 have been released due to the bushfires, equivalent to 50% of Australia’s entire annual carbon budget and we’re not even halfway through the season...