Win our collection of British-made products
- JMMY SANDISON, Editor of Some Good Ideas “We are a collaborative community of small businesses doing good and our products are a reflection of this. We share our methods of production, the materials used and the precise costs, in order to show how quality items can be made, sustainably, in Great Britain. We support the dedicated, independent designers and makers at the backbone of Britain’s small manufacturing industry. To celebrate Some Good Ideas turning One, we’re giving away one of each of our goods:
One naturally dyed workwear jacket; two locally sourced stoneware clay mugs, two hand-bound notebooks, one brilliantly bold organic cotton tea-towel, a box of heritage made, sustainable pencils. All of these goods are made entirely in Great Britain with British material. They are useful items, made to last a lifetime.
PLUS, we'll also be giving away three wonderful books by our team: The Good Life Society Handbook, The 50/50 Project Book and Do Team: How to get the best from everyone.”
COMPETITION NOW CLOSED.
GOODS IN THE PRIZE.
One natural and strong workwear jacket, made in London, hand-dyed in Bristol.
Two locally sourced stoneware clay mugs, made in Stoke-on-Trent.
Two traditionally bound notebooks, made with British paper in Stamford.
One brilliantly bold, screen-printed, organic cotton tea-towel, made in Sheffield.
A hand-stitched box of quality pencils, traditionally made in Nottingham.
One copy of our 50/50 Book, a brilliant Directory of fantastic independent makers and designers.
One copy of The Good Life Society Handbook, 35 adventurous activities contributed by our wonderful community of experts.
One copy of DO Team by Charlie Gladstone on how to build an unstoppable team.
