At Patton House, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. From responsibly sourced materials to ethical craftsmanship, our decisions reflect our commitment to the environment.

Linen is one of the world’s finest and most environmentally-friendly textiles, and one which we proudly use across our collections. One of the oldest textiles in the world, linen has long been treasured for its durability, breathability and natural beauty - it’s a material that lasts many lifetimes.. Derived from the flax plant, it thrives without irrigation, pesticides, or fertilizers and requires only rainwater to grow, leaving a very minimal environmental footprint. Once the linen fibres have been extracted from the stalk to create textiles, the remaining parts are used in other industries, making it a waste free, as well as biodegradable material. 

We prioritise natural dyes sourced from seeds, roots, and leaves. Unavoidably, these dyes require a small amount of chemicals in order to maintain their colour, but these chemicals are organic and approved by GOTS, a world leading textile standard for organic fibres.

We’ve designed our packaging to be as green as possible. Our cardboard is 90% recycled and biodegradable, we use paper tape instead of plastic, and our void-fill is made from 100% recycled paper. While we ensure your products arrive safely, we also strive to minimise waste and environmental impact.

At Patton House, we create beautiful, lasting homeware with sustainability in mind.