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As Sittingsuits continues to grow, we have an increasing responsibility to commit additional resources toward our values in order to maximize the positive impact of our products. At Sittingsuits we have long held the conviction that we can be both a great business and a great corporate citizen. In fact, we believe we cannot be one without the other. Corporate social responsibility is cemented in Sittingsuits’s DNA because our people believe deeply in making the world a better place.

I feel much better having re-discovered the outdoors and perhaps this is the reason why, I am so excited about introducing the Sittingsuit to the UK. An eco-friendly product that really encourages spending more time outside. We often hear our customers are indeed wanting to be outdoors for longer. Mel from Ashford said about the Sittingsuits: "They are perfect when you want to spend more time outdoors”

One of the best ways to attract more customers to your restaurant, is undoubtedly to offer outdoor seating. Terraces, beer gardens and sidewalk seating give restaurants the opportunity to boost revenue by as much as 30%.

“I was frustrated,” she remembers, because there were too many to wash continuously. Looking for a solution, she set up the company Sittingsuits , which makes large coats to withstand the cold on terraces or outdoor events. According to the businesswoman, these garments, with the filling made from recycled plastic, are

Elis Elliot climbs inside a Sittingsuit to put the ‘sleeping bag you can wear’ through its paces.

TIME spent in the great outdoors has always been instrumental in improving our physical and mental health, but that’s never been more important than it is right now. As the seasons change and we are forced to socialise and exercise outside, we need the right gear. To quote one of Scotland’s favourite sons, the inimitable Sir Billy Connolly: “There’s no such thing as bad weather, only the wrong clothing.” And these wise words fit perfectly with the ethos of the Sittingsuit.

The french government recently announced new measures to tackle global climate change. Included in those were a ban on electric and patio gas heated devices. Barbara Pompili the ecological minister went as far as to call them an “ "ecological aberration" according to a BBC news report.