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| OUR HISTORY I began Stardust in 1998. The initial collection comprised just 6 pop icon designs which were hand printed using a small heat press onto a range of men's, women's and baby T-Shirts. As the collection grew and space became tighter my own home became the warehouse with boxes stacked from floor to ceiling in almost every room! Inspired by popular culture iconography, politics, punk rock and a splash of kitsch, I aimed to add a sprinkling of pizzazz and panache to young families everywhere. In 2004, I focused on building our wholesale distribution business. I worked hard to build the collection and added many new designs, colours and garment styles |
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| My first big break came when Stardusts Baby Punk items were featured at the Vivienne Westwood Exhibition at the V&A Museum in 2004. |
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| In 2006, Stardust's kids pyjamas were awarded Gift of The Year. |
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| In 2010, our hard work paid of when Stardust was awarded Lambeth's Best Independent Retailer. |
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| Later in the same year we received a highly commended award for South London's best small business. The Stardust range has successfully grown into a popular brand with the use of vibrant colours, quality fabrics and strong quirky designs to create stand-out pieces. The collection has also developed a strong identity for making and printing personalised kids clothes. The range appeals as much to Mums and Dads as it does the kids, and allows parents to pass on their sense of urban rebellion to their kids, with fashions that are way too cool for school! From this auspicious beginning our Stardust collection has gone on to be stocked in over 200 shops worldwide including online at http://www.stardustkids.co.uk/ and sold by over 100 party plan agents. |
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ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITY Stardust care about the environment and is committed to continuous improvement to reduce, re-use, recycle and create sustainable solutions: TRANSPORT - 100% of our workforce's total mileage in travelling to work is by public transport, bicycle or walking. - Wherever possible, public transport is used to attend meetings. ENERGY - All electricity used is supplied from a renewable tariff. - Low energy light bulbs are used throughout our premises. - Appliances are turned off when not in use. - Floors, walls and ceilings are insulated. - Offices are double-glazed throughout. - We re-use and recycle 70% of our waste. We recycle paper, ink cartridges, cardboard, plastics, glass, tin and aluminium reuse cardboard boxes for packing. - We upcyle old IT equipment, machinery and furniture. - Minimise paper use by storing information digitally rather than paper files. - We use recycled paper for printing and stationary products where possible. - Any garments that do not reach our quality standard are donated to local Charity events. Stardust Childrenswear - We strive to produce all our garments ethically with regard for the environment. - The garments are made by a small family run business based in India who comply with the ETI Ethical Base Code. - The garments are printed in our own London workshop where staff are paid well above the minimum wage and benefit from permanent contracts. - Stardust use Azo free dyes to protect the environment. GENERAL - We provide fair trade tea and coffee to staff. - We use environmentally friendly cleaning products including biodegradable washing up liquids, cleaning products and toilet cleaners. - Ensure all employees know and understand the policy and what is expected of them. - We comply with environmental legislation, regulations and government guidance. - Review this policy annually. |