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Every product we've scored
300 products rated 0–100 across Quality, Value, User Experience and Brand & Trust. Filter by category, certification or budget — prices in £, sourced from Amazon.co.uk and British retailers.
Ethical Consumer Research Association
The Ethical Consumer Magazine (Single Issue or Subscription)
The Ethical Consumer Magazine (Single Issue or Subscription) empowers conscious British shoppers, providing deep-dive research into corporate ethics since 1989. It's essential for those seeking a sustainable future and independent brand analysis.
Ethical Consumer
The Ethical Consumer Magazine Subscription
The Ethical Consumer Magazine by Ethical Consumer is the definitive UK guide to conscious shopping, featuring deep-dive brand ratings and corporate transparency reports.
Unknown EU Distribution
27000 mAh Hand Crank Radio, FM/AM Solar Radios with Bluetooth 5.3/SOS Alarm/Compass/Flashlight, Radio A Dynamo for Outdoor Preparation for Natural Disasters (Orange)
The 27000 mAh Hand Crank Radio by Unknown EU Distribution offers reliable emergency support with FSC Certified materials. Enjoy extended battery life and Bluetooth connectivity for outdoor use.
Cocos Locos
Cocos Locos Organic Chia Seeds
Cocos Locos Chia Seeds: Nutrient-dense, organic, and sustainable; perfect for vegan recipes and smoothies.
These ecoLiving Compostable Sponge Cloths are 100% plastic-free, highly absorbent, and fully home-compostable, replacing up to 17 rolls of paper towels.
Nanchen Natur
Nanchen Natur Terry Towel Doll - Blue
Nanchen Natur Terry Towel Doll is a handmade, organic cotton comforter crafted in Germany, offering a completely toxin-free and vegan snuggle toy for newborns.
The Spruce Multi-Purpose Starter Kit by Spruce is a plastic-free cleaning solution featuring a refillable aluminium bottle and non-toxic botanical ingredients for UK homes.
Experience Odylique's organic Superfruit Synergy Body Lotion. Enjoy rich hydration and natural, uplifting scents.
Pebble Child
Pebble Child Hand-knit Octopus Rattle
The Pebble Child Hand-knit Octopus Rattle is a Fair Trade certified, 100% cotton soft toy that provides sustainable employment for women in rural Bangladesh.
The Fairphone 5 is a revolutionary sustainable smartphone featuring a modular design for easy repairs and a 5-year warranty, making it the top choice for longevity.
UpCircle Beauty
UpCircle Face Serum with Coffee Oil
UpCircle Face Serum is a multi-award-winning vegan skin treatment that uses repurposed coffee grounds to brighten and hydrate the skin effectively.
The PlanToys Creative Peg Board is a sustainable, vegan-friendly wooden toy produced from recycled rubberwood, perfect for developing fine motor skills in UK toddlers.
Greenscents Organic All Purpose Castile Soap is a versatile, Soil Association certified cleaner that provides a multi-purpose, vegan solution for various household and garden tasks.
Arthouse Unlimited
Arthouse Unlimited Gift Box 4 Organic Artisan Soaps
The Arthouse Unlimited Gift Box 4 Organic Artisan Soaps is an ethical gifting choice that supports neurodivergent artists while providing luxury, palm-oil-free organic skincare.
The Harry Specters Social Enterprise Luxury Vegan Dark Chocolate Selection Box offers 12 award-winning truffles while providing employment to autistic individuals in the UK.
Who Gives A Crap
Plastic Free Toilet Paper Bulk Buy
Who Gives A Crap Plastic Free Toilet Paper is 100% recycled, extra-long, and donates 50% of profits to build toilets in developing communities.
Friendly Soap
Friendly Soap Aloe Vera Shaving Bar
The Friendly Soap Aloe Vera Shaving Bar is a plastic-free, handmade alternative to shaving foam, produced in the UK using traditional cold-process methods.
Lucy Bee Organic Virgin Coconut Oil is a multi-award-winning fair trade oil perfect for high-heat cooking and natural skincare, supporting sustainable farming in the Philippines.
The Aerende Soy Wax Scented Candle is a socially impactful home fragrance choice, handcrafted in the UK by individuals facing barriers to employment using non-toxic ingredients.
Naked Sprout Unbleached Bamboo Toilet Roll is a sustainable, plastic-free alternative for eco-conscious UK households, offering carbon-neutral delivery and zero chemicals.
Keep exploring
Narrower ways into the catalogue.
Filters get you close; these curated hubs get you to a shortlist. Same scores, re-ranked around a shopper type, a single standard or a British price ceiling.
Browsing on Pickly means filtering the full UK catalogue by category, audience, certification, price band and score, then comparing shortlisted products side by side. Every listing shows the 0–100 Pickly score, verified certifications and the current price in GBP at British retailers.
- Filter by category, audience, standard, price band and minimum score.
- All prices are GBP at UK retailers including Amazon.co.uk.
- Compare up to four products side by side before clicking through.
- Scores update as prices and sentiment change.
- Certification filters only match registry-verified marks.
Filter first, sort second
The fastest route to a decision is to narrow hard before you sort. Pick the category, add the one standard you genuinely will not compromise on — cruelty-free, vegan, organic, made in Britain — and set a realistic price ceiling in pounds. Only then sort by score.
Sorting by score across the whole catalogue is the slowest way to shop, because the top of that list is dominated by premium items that may be irrelevant to your budget or use case.
- Category narrows the field; audience and standard sharpen it
- Price bands reflect real UK street prices, not RRP
- Minimum score filters out documented poor performers
- Shortlist to four, then use the compare tool
What the listing tells you before you click
Each card carries the composite score, the brand, the verified certifications and the current GBP price. That is deliberately enough to reject a product without opening it, and deliberately not enough to buy one — the pillar breakdown that justifies the score lives on the product page.
If two products sit within three points of each other, treat them as a tie and decide on the pillar that matters to you: value if budget is tight, quality if you expect to keep it for years, brand and trust if conduct is the point.
Which browsing route suits which shopper
| If you want to… | Start here | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Buy the best in a category | Best-of pages | Ranked and explained, already filtered |
| Shop to a strict budget | Under £ price pages | Grouped by real UK street price |
| Match a standard | Vegan, cruelty-free, features hubs | Only registry-verified marks included |
| Buy for a specific person | For-audience hubs | Selection tuned to that use case |
| Explore everything | Browse | Full catalogue with every filter available |
A five-step browse that ends in a decision
- 1Choose the category you are actually buying in.
- 2Add one non-negotiable standard, not four — over-filtering empties the list.
- 3Set a price ceiling in pounds you would genuinely pay.
- 4Sort by score and open the top three to five results.
- 5Add up to four to the compare tray and read the pillar breakdowns together.
- 6Check delivery and warranty at the retailer before buying.
Frequently asked questions
Why do some products have no certifications listed?
Because none could be verified in an issuing body's registry. Many good small British makers cannot afford certification, so an empty list is a gap in evidence rather than proof of a problem.
Are the prices live?
Prices are refreshed regularly and shown in GBP for UK retailers, but retailers change them constantly. Always confirm the price on the retailer's page before buying.
How many products can I compare?
Up to four at once. That is enough to see real differences and few enough that the comparison table stays readable on a phone.
Do you only cover Amazon.co.uk?
No. Amazon.co.uk is the widest source of availability data, but we also track John Lewis, Argos, Currys, Boots, M&S and other major British retailers.
Why did my filter return nothing?
Usually because several strict standards were combined at once. Remove the least important filter first — certification stacks are rare in some categories.