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Wyatt & Jack How To: Revive Your Bag in 5

In 2010 I was given some wise advice by someone who worked in the area of trend predictions. She told me that we were going to see an exponential r...

Last week, a few of our Inflatable Amnesty recycled product drops, included the use of glitter... We received an email from a concerned customer, t...

A short film contribution to the virtual festival of climate action I was very humbled to be asked by Ecologi to contribute to this years festival...

Our Inflatable Amnesty postal label link is now available, with a couple of changes... here's why

THANKS again so so much, for all your support so far... x

Wyatt & Jack® and our Inflatable Amnesty® get a mention from Kem, Ruth and Eamon on ITV This Morning...WOOOP!

When it became clear that we were all going to be at home for a while, either working from home, self isolating, or helping the vulnerable keep safe, we made a decision that thourghout the isolation period, we would give an amount of money per sale of bag, do a charity that supports those trying to escape from domestic violence, or in abusive situations in the home that they cannot escape or have respite from in these very difficult times

its not all loo rolls [or lack of!] and other things that we've posted just to keep chipper [i'm not gonna patronise everyone, because you we all know theres some other quite worrying stuff going on]⁠
one of the things that i personally cant get out of my head, are the people [women, men AND kids] who may be stuck at home, in situations that are horrendous...

This week, I have been mostly thinking about when a business becomes a corporate [if at all?], when the transition is made from 'crafter' to small business/ company and when it becomes ok, to copy other peoples ideas?

"Well, it's NEVER ok to copy!" I hear some of you shouting at your screens as you read this, Im inclined to feel the same, but check this out...

A couple of weeks ago, we received a message from the lovely Kris [founder/CEO at breast cancer charity Coppafeel!] about their decommissioned inflatable Boob Cube

The National Trust rangers at the Knoll Beach location at Studland Bay, collect up inflatables that have been abandoned on the beach, as part of our Inflatable Amnesty...