Named after Cassius Yves & Arabella Honey

Me and
Cassius Honey
Named after Cassius Yves & Arabella Honey
Sustainability &
The art of slowing down
In my search for the perfect fabrics, I hunted high and low for a manufacturer I could work with and still sleep at night (kids, The Grind permitting) without nightmares of climate change and sweatshops. Sustainability was the most important factor: I want to make good quality fashion whilst minimising the impact of fashion's contribution to global pollution. I also set out to run an ethical brand (cos otherwise what’s the point in anything??), it was important that there are fair wages and safe working conditions at every stage of the production process.
When designing my own fabrics (for Rosewood & Ribbons I designed three) I only work with manufacturers who do business differently (as in better) and put the ‘green’ in ‘it’s giving green flags’: prioritising sustainable materials, recyclability while minimising waste, and swerving on emissions and iffy chemicals in their production process.
Other fabrics I use are all designer deadstock or OEKO-Tex approved, and all of my embellishments & finishings are also sustainably sourced (buttons made from nuts anyone?!).
At Cassius Honey, every piece is made with slow and thoughtful intention. No factories, no mass production, just one pair of hands (mine!) carefully cutting, sewing, and finishing each garment in my little West Sussex studio.
I use traditional sewing techniques to ensure longevity, working with beautiful, sustainable fabrics like organic cotton and linen. Every design is considered, from the first sketch to the final stitch, with a focus on wearability, comfort, and timelessness - clothing to be loved, worn, and passed down, not discarded.
By making in small batches, I create only what’s needed, minimising waste and allowing for a truly special, personal approach to fashion. It’s slow, yes - but that’s exactly the point.