Why Sustainability matters in Paddleboarding.
SUP naturally draws people to beautiful lakes, rivers, and coastal areas which are often untouched by heavy tourism or development. But with more paddlers comes more potential impact: plastic waste, pollution, and even the carbon footprint of transporting boards and gear.
Furoshiki wrapping fabric is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth, a square of material that has a long and fascinating history. The name "Furoshiki" (風呂敷) is derived from two Japanese words: "furo" (風呂), which means bath, and "shiki" (敷), which means to spread. The term originally referred to a cloth used for bundling clothes while people bathed in public bathhouses. Over time, its use expanded beyond the bathhouse to become a versatile and an eco-friendly alternative for wrapping gifts and for carrying various items.
Seasonal Pot Covers - transform your plant pots into focal points with fabric gift wrapping.
Spring and summer - the perfect seasons to breathe new life into your indoor and outdoor spaces, and what better way to do that than with Eazywraps? These versatile fabric wraps, available in 45cm x 45cm and 70cm x 70cm sizes, are ideal for adding a splash of colour and personality to your plants. Here’s how you can creatively use fabric gift wrap to enhance your decor during these vibrant seasons.
Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a global adventure, here’s how you can explore the world more sustainably while still making unforgettable memories.
So, Valentine’s Day snuck up on you again? Don’t worry - you’re not alone! If you’re scrambling for a meaningful way to celebrate, we’ve got you covered with some simple yet thoughtful last-minute ideas that will make your special someone feel truly appreciated.
Whether you are celebrating Galentine's or Valentine's, (or both!) it is a day to celebrate strong bonds of love and connection.
Galentine's day is such a great idea, especially for singles who don't have a significant other, helping to strenghten mental health and avoid the feeling of isolation when couples are openly celebrating their relationships (which is great if you have one, a lonely place to be if you don't but you want one)