Magic Number Three

There is no doubt ethical fashion feels good. Here at Magic Number Three you can indulge in clothing and lingerie that looks gorgeous and feels even better because it's fair. Our fashion labels include some the best eco and ethical chic you can find locally, nationally and internationally.

The clothes at MN3 are stylish and inventive, they are designed and made for a long stay in your wardrobe. Find everything from shapely T-shirts to luxurious fine knitwear, body-con casual wear to classic, beautiful occasion wear. Choose from sustainable fabrics such as organic cotton and silk, hemp, soy, bamboo, UK wool, reclaimed jersey and limited edition vintage prints.

Eco-fashion labels at Magic Number Three:

Anatomy Womenswear

Article 23 Womenswear and Menswear

Braintree Womenswear and Menswear

Eloise Grey Womenswear

Enamore Womenswear and Lingerie

Frank & Faith Womenswear

Goodone Womenswear

Junky Styling Womenswear

Komodo Womenswear and Menswear

Kuyichi Womens and Mens Denim

Makepiece Womenswear

Nixie Girlswear

Pleb Womenswear and Menswear

Sika Womenswear

Stewart & Brown Womenswear

Still Womenswear

Tickety Boo Womenswear

Enamore

a creative fashion label producing beautiful clothing, lingerie and accessories from organic and sustainable fabrics. The collections are currently produced in the UK from the finest organic hemp, soya, cotton, silk and hand selected vintage fabrics.

Frank & Faith

a label that places emphasis on UK-based production. Frank & Faith clothes will always use organic, sustainable or recycled yarns and fabrics, be made ethically and, with equal importance, will always be fashionable.

Kuyichi

a Dutch label that specialises in premium organic cotton and hemp denim for women and men. Experts in fit and style, Kuyichi offer inbetween sizes of jeans so you can find just the right size.

Makepiece

a knitwear label based in the Pennine Valley, Makepiece even keep their own flock of Shetland sheep for wool. The beautiful designs are inspired by natural forms and sustainable materials, using all UK based spinners, dyers and knitters.

Pleb

based near Saltaire Pleb print their own bold graphics on American Apparel T-shirts and hoodies. Pleb's use of vintage fabric applique and striking designs are worn by those who revel in the bright, the cheeky and the retro kitsch.

Still...

a unique collection of contemporary clothes, ethically produced in India. Still… has earned a reputation for inspiration and creativity which appeals to designers, celebrities, and anyone who has an appreciation for beautiful and timeless clothing.

Eloise Grey

We are very delighted to offer Eloise Grey tweeds at Magic Number Three. This exceptional UK label uses ethical and organic tweeds from the Isle of Mull Weavers. Eloise Grey the designer currently specialises in coats, jackets and skirt suits for women, all made in the UK under the eye of master tailor Neil Aslan.

The garments from Eloise Grey epitomise the art and craft of clothing: her collection takes inspiration from writers, with the De Beauvoir jacket and Elizabeth coats; whilst the fabrics uphold traditional weaving skills in a new ecologically-sound way.

'The tweeds are woven by the Isle of Mull Weavers at Ardalanish Organic Farm in Scotland. Owners Aeneas and Minty Mackay aim to sustain and develop the traditional art of weaving of the Hebrides and at the same time pioneer organic practices. Their organic tweeds were the first Soil Association Certified wool textiles in the UK and won best Organic Textile Product in 2007.'

'Eloise spent several years refining her skills in art and fashion schools in London. She draws on the tailored and couture traditions of earlier generations. Connecting to her Scottish roots, (she spent her

childhood holidays in Aberdeenshire) she was inspired by the Isle of Mull Weavers’ organic and ethical undyed tweeds. Eloise Grey launched with a capsule collection of ladies’ coats in 2007.

In May 2008 Eloise won a competition organised by Los Angeles-based International Design Awards. She came first in the Land: Fashion category of Land + Sea Competition for Excellence in Designs That Decrease Man’s Carbon Footprint.' Eloise also exhibited at Origin craft event in London, organised by the Crafts Council.

The appreciation for well made, high quality fabric garments is growing. We think people are rediscovering the joy of treasuring items of clothing and keeping them to hand down to the next generation. The tweeds used by Eloise Grey 'are fabrics which last a lifetime. In addition, the tweeds naturally resist water and dirt so they are very low-impact to maintain.' These ethical and organic fabrics feel luxuriously soft thanks to the way the wool is processed, whereby the natural oils are retained. 'The tweeds are produced in small batches and the wool changes shade from year to year', adding to their special qualities.

Eloise Grey is impassioned about what she does and the difference she is making by offering beautiful eco, ethical garments. You can keep up with her story by following her blog at www.eloisegrey.co.uk Future developments of her label include a Mens' collection, blending classic and contemporary ideas, in collaboration with a Saville Row tailor.