These super-cute paper bunnies make great little treat pouches, perhaps you could fill them with some mini eggs, jelly beans or buttons.
We are whole-heartedly committed to staying true to our core values and designing and manufacturing with integrity and respect for all people and the planet.
These values underpin everything we do and our customers can rest assured they're buying from a brand that is; Sustainable, Natural and Fair.
Having grown this little brand from just little old me (Ester!), I thought it would be good to introduce our teenie little team and give you a look behind-the-scenes of my small indie brand.
Ester Ford: Director/Founder/Designer
Daisy Stratford: Junior Marketing Manager
Olivia Reeve: Marketing Intern
Jack Ford: Co-Director/Photographer
Here at Dinki Human HQ our core values are ‘sustainable, natural and fair’.
Building a business around them is what makes us tick. We wouldn’t be who we are if we went against them. It takes work to make our brand sustainable and it’s work we’re happy to do.
Recently, we’ve been thinking about how big brands talk about sustainability and their ethics. It can be a dangerous path to navigate because everyone wants to feel good when they make a purchase. Big brands know this. And it can lead to overclaiming and misleading marketing.
Like us, you might have heard of the term ‘greenwashing’ - but what does it mean and how can we spot it?
Designing the latest range of organic kids clothes from Dinki Human felt different this time around... The collection highlights were the rib quality, the introduction of a dungarees style and the Atmos-Folk print.
I am thrilled to announce we won Bronze for 'Best Children's Eco Fashion Brand' at the Junior Design Awards 2021. I am so pleased we are winners in the 'Best Children's Eco Fashion Brand' category, as we take our ethos and eco-credentials very seriously. This was a hugely important personal achievement for me as I have followed these awards for many years and dreamt of one day being a part of them.
