Wellies and festivals go together like a British bank holiday weekend and an unexpected downpour. No one wants to be the fool taping bin bags over their converse in a field full of mud. Being stuck with cold, wet feet is a guaranteed way to turn a great weekend into a miserable slog.
Of course we all hope and pray that the sun will shine all weekend and we can bask in the glory of its soft warm glow, chilling with a cold beer, lazing on the grass, kids dancing around happily to the beats from the stage… ah bliss!
But occasionally the dreams just don’t happen and it’s a good idea to have some plans in place in case of wet weather. It doesn’t take much rain for several thousand pairs of feet to turn a grassy field into a mud bath. Read more…
You want clothes that are unique, stand out, look cool, make a statement, and make you smile. But you also want clothes that are ethically sourced, really well made, and wash well… it’s a tall order…
but one company that we think ticks all these boxes is
Here is me at V2005 – I was hanging round the campsite at this point hence why I am wearing clumpy trainers and fetching socks!
Normally for a festival I don’t go in for the festival “fashion” that the magazines suggest. (Why, why, why would you ever wear a maxi dress to a festival?! It’s probably the most impractical thing to wear apart from those dreadful playsuits!).
Wellies and festivals go together like a British bank holiday weekend and an unexpected downpour. No one wants to be the fool taping bin bags over their converse in a field full of mud. Being stuck with cold, wet feet is a guaranteed way to turn a great weekend into a miserable slog.
Of course we all hope and pray that the sun will shine all weekend and we can bask in the glory of its soft warm glow, chilling with a cold beer, lazing on the grass, kids dancing around happily to the beats from the stage… ah bliss!
But occasionally the dreams just don’t happen and it’s a good idea to have some plans in place in case of wet weather. It doesn’t take much rain for several thousand pairs of feet to turn a grassy field into a mud bath. Read more…
Here is me at V2005 – I was hanging round the campsite at this point hence why I am wearing clumpy trainers and fetching socks!
Normally for a festival I don’t go in for the festival “fashion” that the magazines suggest. (Why, why, why would you ever wear a maxi dress to a festival?! It’s probably the most impractical thing to wear apart from those dreadful playsuits!).
You want clothes that are unique, stand out, look cool, make a statement, and make you smile. But you also want clothes that are ethically sourced, really well made, and wash well… it’s a tall order…
but one company that we think ticks all these boxes is