
A killer wardrobe.
Its motto, lettered in gold on the window, is a killer wardrobe without killing the planet.

A sustainable clothes shop over two floors on St Stephen Street, founded by Cat Anderson in 2018, for women's and men's clothes made with care.
On a corner of St Stephen Street, the shop's windows show dresses and jumpers on rails, with a sign by the door inviting you in and cyclists passing on the cobbles outside.
Visited and photographed by Simon Hird
Inside, it is bright and uncluttered. Rails of shirts, jackets, dresses and trousers circle a curved white counter and white plinths of folded knitwear, and floating wooden shelves carry backpacks, caps, trainers, jeans, socks and a handbag or two. Candles and skincare line a plastered wall. A black spiral staircase winds down to the floor below, and a curtained fitting room with rough stone walls opens through a doorway framed in reclaimed wood. The staff are glad to help with sizes and styling. Have a look downstairs before you go.
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Clothes, shoes and accessories for women and men, and lifestyle goods, from brands that favour natural fibres and fair manufacturing.
Open seven days a week, with the staff on hand for styling advice.
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Its motto, lettered in gold on the window, is a killer wardrobe without killing the planet.

Cat Anderson first thought of treen while working for a fashion brand in Hong Kong, a market that loved cashmere and leather, and found her values did not match her job.

Going vegan in 2015, after a lifetime as a vegetarian, made her rethink what she wore as well as what she ate.

It started as a three-month pop-up a few doors along St Stephen Street, while it looked for a permanent home.

The permanent shop at number 12 opened its doors on the first of November, World Vegan Day.

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