Twenty Years in the Making

In 2006, Draper's Organic was born from a simple but powerful belief; that we deserve to know what we are consuming and the same care and consideration we give to what we put in our bodies should also apply to both our homes and the lives of others. Two decades on, we're proud to still be weaving that philosophy into every curtain, homeware and accessory we offer.

When the World Started to Notice

From our earliest days, we were fortunate to find an audience who shared our values. The Guardian and The Evening Standard were among the first major publications to shine a light on what we were doing — recognising Draper's Organic as part of a slowly growing movement towards conscious, sustainable living in the home. That early coverage meant the world to us, and helped introduce our hemp homewares to a much wider audience.

Over the years, we've been humbled by continued interest from so many who see in our Collections what we also see: that natural hemp, made well and with no nasty chemicals, is simply better, with no compromise required.

Back in The Guardian's Filter

We're delighted to share that Draper's Organic and our purely hemp shower curtains have recently been featured again in The Guardian's The Filter — a testament to how far we've come, and a reminder of where it all began. It's a full-circle, timely moment that we're incredibly proud of.

Looking Ahead

Twenty years is a milestone, but it's also a beginning. We remain as committed as ever to our founding principles — natural materials, honest, safe craftsmanship, and a deep respect for the planet. Thank you for being part of this journey with us.

Here's to the next twenty years.

— Nerissa & the Draper's Organic team

About the Guardian Journalist: Juliet Kinsman is the author of the latest feature including Draper's Organic in The Guardian's The Filter. A sustainability-focused travel and lifestyle journalist, you can follow her on Instagram.