We Make Good Review: Social Enterprise UK
A manufacturing partnership building a fairer, more inclusive economy turning handmade Irish design and ethical production into real jobs, skills, and belonging.
We Make Good is a home & living brand based in Dublin, Ireland, curated by Purpose Picks for its commitment to social enterprise, inclusive employment. A manufacturing partnership building a fairer, more inclusive economy turning handmade Irish design and ethical production into real jobs, skills, and belonging.
Impact
- Location
- Dublin, Ireland
- Ships to
- Ireland & UK
- Founded
- 2018
Why We Picked Them
Since 2018, We Make Good has trained and employed over 37 people. Their roles run from six months to three years and provide valuable skills, build confidence, and support long-term independence.
Read the full story on Substack →Frequently Asked Questions
- Is We Make Good ethical?
- Purpose Picks lists We Make Good under social enterprise and inclusive employment after editorial review, which is curation rather than certification. An Irish social enterprise partnering makers, designers, and supporters to create handmade products while prioritizing fair manufacturing practices. We Make Good states commitments including inclusive employment, skills training, ethical manufacturing. Purpose Picks has not published an independent assessment of We Make Good's labour or environmental practices, so treat those commitments as the brand's own account.
- Is We Make Good legit?
- Yes. We Make Good is an operating home & living brand based in Dublin, Ireland, founded in 2018 and featured in Purpose Picks issue #19 after editorial review of its social and environmental impact.
- Where is We Make Good based?
- We Make Good is based in Dublin, Ireland and ships to: Ireland & UK.
- What does We Make Good sell?
- We Make Good makes home & living products. Featured picks: Spring Gentian Scalloped Linen Napkins, Arán Screen-printed Irish Linen Bread Bag.
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