US EditionExotic animals add to sustainable sock firm’s growing range and worldwide appeal - Business in the News
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Exotic animals add to sustainable sock firm’s growing range and worldwide appeal - Business in the News
SUSTAINABLE sock firm Hedgy is increasing its animal-inspired range with 23 new exotic designs prompted by customers’ requests. The company, founded in Stroud, Gloucestershire, by Tom Haines four years ago, sells environmentally friendly, chemical-free bamboo socks that spread awareness of British wildlife and the countryside and donates 10 per cent of its profits to The Vale wildlife hospital in Tewkesbury. He said: “We decided we want to have …
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