Introduction

The Selkie Collective, nestled in Broadford on the Isle of Skye, is more than just a shop—it's a hub for sustainable living and a space dedicated to women's wellbeing. Founded by Emma Bee and Amy Bentall in 2021, this community-driven initiative champions eco-conscious practices while fostering connection and support for women on the island and beyond.

At the heart of The Selkie Collective is a commitment to sustainability. Shoppers can embrace a zero-waste lifestyle by refilling pantry staples, household essentials, and body care products, reducing packaging waste and promoting mindful consumption. Many items are sourced from local Scottish businesses, blending practicality with a dedication to supporting the island's economy and minimising environmental impact. The shop also offers fresh organic produce, handcrafted gifts, and natural skincare products, creating a diverse and thoughtful selection.

The Selkie Collective’s role extends well beyond retail. Throughout the year, it hosts workshops, events, and gatherings designed to nurture wellbeing and celebrate nature. From foraging walks and yoga sessions to discussions on menopause and crafting workshops, these events provide a safe space for women to share, learn, and grow. This unique balance of commerce and community has made it a vital part of Broadford's cultural fabric.

Located on Shore Road, The Selkie Collective is easily accessible, with nearby parking and level access for visitors. Its location makes it an ideal stop for those exploring Skye, whether they’re strolling along Broadford Bay or heading towards iconic landmarks like the Skye Bridge or the Fairy Pools. For those who can’t visit in person, the online shop ensures that The Selkie Collective’s ethos and offerings are accessible far beyond the island.

The Selkie Collective is not just a place to shop—it’s a destination that celebrates sustainability, local craftsmanship, and the power of community. Whether you’re refilling essentials, discovering unique gifts, or joining one of their thoughtful events, a visit here is as enriching as it is inspiring.