An independent side-by-side comparison of 8000Kicks and Derwent across certifications, average sustainability score and product range.
92/100 avg score
2 products tracked
Certifications
84.7/100 avg score
11 products tracked
Certifications

A high-performance, waterproof vegan backpack crafted from premium hemp fibers and organic cotton. Designed for durability and minimal environmental footprint, it offers a stylish, plastic-free alternative to traditional synthetic bags.

8000Kicks
The 8000Kicks Bamboo Cupsole White Trainer is a premium vegan sneaker offering industry-leading waterproof protection and sustainable hemp-derived materials for eco-conscious UK shoppers.

Derwent Academy Water-Colour Pencils offer sustainable, FSC-certified British heritage quality for artists seeking eco-friendly, vegan-friendly professional blending capabilities.

The Derwent Academy Watercolour Pencils are a versatile, FSC-certified art set offering vibrant UK-made quality, making them the best ethical choice for aspiring British artists.

Derwent Academy 2B Sketching Pencils are heritage-brand British pencils manufactured in Cumbria, providing professional-grade graphite for UK artists and students.

The Derwent Academy 2B Pencils are high-quality, British-made graphite pencils crafted in Cumbria, offering smooth shading and sustainable FSC-certified wood construction.

The Derwent Academy Casein-Free Gouache Paint Set offers professional-grade opacity and a matte finish using 100% vegan pigments, perfect for ethical UK artists.

High-quality woodless watercolour pencils from a historic British heritage brand, featuring FSC-certified materials and a completely vegan-friendly formulation.
8000Kicks scores higher on independent Pickly scoring: 8000Kicks averages 92/100 vs Derwent at 84.7/100.
8000Kicks appears with 6 verified certifications (Vegan, PETA-Approved Vegan, Fair Trade, OEKO-TEX, B Corp). Derwent appears with 3 (FSC Certified, Cruelty-Free, Vegan).
Yes. Both brands are scored by the same methodology — never paid placement. See our methodology page for the weighting.