Kick off your morning in Soho with a delicious meal at The Breakfast Club. Known for their classic fry ups and pancake stacks, the restaurant offers an extensive menu of American and British cuisine. All of the restaurant's animal products are sustainably sourced, locally where possible. The Breakfast Club also doesn't use any palm oil in their dishes, avoids the use of airfreighted goods and recycles their food waste into energy.

Your next stop is Nudie Jeans, a brand specialising in raw and prewashed denim jeans. The brand repair and re-use pre-owned jeans, with customers being able to trade them back in-store after you have broken them in. The jeans will then be reconditioned, and ready to be resold and worn some more, over and over. In 2023, 5400 old Nudie Jeans products were recycled into new products, and 73,368 repairs were made.

The brand uses 100% certified organic cotton, reduces the use of harmful chemicals in their textiles production and endeavours to reduce their water use.

Now it's time for some self care with a stop at Aesop, a Melbourne-founded luxury cosmetics brand known for their skincare. Ranging across skin, hair and body care, this Certified B Corporation®'s products are 100% vegan and made from responsibly sourced ingredients. They even ensure all of their suppliers use environmentally responsible processes.

Nobody's Child acknowledge the impact that the fashion industry has on the planet, and actively look for ways to reduce their impact. Known for their stunning womenswear, Nobody's Child use materials from reduced-impact sources including organic farming, recycled feedstock and responsibly-managed farms. The brand is also working to reduce waste in their packaging, with no plastic in sight.

Known for their fun and colourful pieces that challenge the norm of traditional jewellery, Mor London has decades of experience jewellery creation. The family run business has remained sustainable in every stage of development from design to finish. They source materials responsibly by using natural components and also limit the use of chemicals to protect its employees and the environment. 

If you're not ready to go home, head over to underground bar, The Flamingo Club. The Flamingo Club was a jazz nightclub in Soho, London, between 1952 and 1969. Now situated in the iconic Kingly Court, expect cocktails, live music, unbeatable vibes and more, open into the early hours.