Bottletop
The label behind truly groovy accessories!
What happens when you combine great quality products, that are ethically sourced and environmentally friendly, with fashion savvy people? The answer is that Bottletop is born!Bottletop is an innovative charity that fund raises through fashion and music to help communties throughout the world. The crux of the organisation is built around unique items such as bottletops, ring pulls and great music!
With Cameron Saul and Oliver Wayman at the helm, the charity has a particular interest in promoting education, sexual education and general health throughout their beneficiary communities.
For FCaNK it was love at sight with Bottletop! (We were gleefully happy when we found 
out that our purchases are ethically sound!) FCaNK particularly loves their silver ring pull belt for £28. Fur Coat owns one and loves wearing it with her James Jeans skinny grey cord jeans, funky white shirt and her favourite Max Mara black puffer jacket! The belt never fails to attract compliments from admirers.
Their bags are to die for, especially the multi coloured large ring pull bag at £80. As it is sold out (unsurprisingly) at the moment , we are happy to settle for a ring pull bag in either silver, yellow or black for £50. Don't forget to check out the smaller bags for £40 and their cute clutch bags and coin purses.
Cameron has also whispered in FCaNK's ear that more products are set to grace the shelves of Bottletop's online shop and stockists. Just think Africa and Brazil and wait with baited breath! MMMmmmmmm...can't wait.
FCaNK think that the reason that their products are so appealing to mere mortals like ourselves and to well heeled celebrities, is that Cameron and his team take a bare product and inject it with their inherent style (Cameron has style in his genes being part of the quintessential Mulberry family). In Cameron's words, Botttletop "marries design with ethical sustainable products" to produce some show stopping unique accessories.
Keep on designing Bottletop! We love your stuff.
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