The Madlugger Blog
Why Buy Madlug? Luke Rodgers
Madlug is officially a B Corp!
We are delighted to announce that Madlug is officially Northern Ireland's first lifestyle brand to receive B Corp status.
For those wondering what a B Corp is…
The B Corp certification is essentially the business equivalent to the Fair Trade certification for goods. It’s a relatively new concept but a movement which is growing rapidly. Madlug joins over 2,000 certified B Corps, including Patagonia, BrewDog and TOMS.
Ayeisha McFerran: Why Buy Madlug?
Madlug: Your Voice - Ayeisha McFerran
Everything you need to know about Madlug Your Business
If you follow us on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, or you subscribe to the Madlug newsletter, you may have heard us talking about Madlug Your Business.
As a lot of you will know, Madlug is our consumer brand and an award-winning bag brand that stands for ‘make a difference luggage’. Why? Because for every bag sold, another is given to a child in care. You can find out more about our story here.
Madlug: Your Voice - Kirsty Capes
Kirsty Capes is a voice amplifying the narratives of care leavers through her writing. Her debut novel, 'Careless' centres around Bess, a 15-year-old girl navigating pregnancy while in foster care – a story that promises to challenge perceptions of those who have experienced the care system. Beyond her writing, Kirsty is a force in publishing, advocating for enhanced representation of care-experienced individuals in media. With a PhD focused on care narratives in contemporary fiction under the guidance of Booker prize-winner Bernardine Evaristo, Kirsty is reshaping the conversation on care experiences.
5 changes to make your food shop more sustainable
Want to do more to protect the planet? Start with your weekly food shop! In this blog post, Debra from Earth Made NI shares her top tips.
Top tips for packing your hiking backpack
How can a business have a positive social impact?
Businesses need people. To grow and thrive, companies rely on the roles of employees, consumers, and their communities. So why limit the focus solely to money-making?