Location

Basildon, Essex, UK

Founded

2002

Price range

£12 – £55

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

67 products

Size range

XS–XL

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Asquith London

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London One of Britain's original ethical activewear brands, founded in 2002 by Alice Asquith with a vision to create yoga and Pilates clothing from natural, breathable fabrics rather than chemical-laden synthetics. Known for their signature Bambor fabric, a patented blend of bamboo, organic cotton, and elastane grown and certified under GOTS standards in Turkey, Asquith offers leggings, tops, bras, and harem pants designed to be timeless, multi-functional, and kind to both the skin and planet. A pioneer of sustainable activewear long before it became a trend, Asquith remains a trusted favorite among yogis and Pilates practitioners worldwide.

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Brand Details

Turkey & India

Organic Cotton
Bamboo
GOTS
OEKO-TEX100
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
Verified
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Alice Asquith

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When was Asquith London founded?
London One of Britain's original ethical activewear brands, founded in 2002 by Alice Asquith with a vision to create yoga and Pilates clothing from natural, breathable fabrics rather than chemical-laden synthetics.
Where is Asquith London based?
Asquith London is based in Basildon, Essex, UK.
What is Asquith London known for?
Known for their signature Bambor fabric, a patented blend of bamboo, organic cotton, and elastane grown and certified under GOTS standards in Turkey, Asquith offers leggings, tops, bras, and harem pants designed to be timeless, multi-functional, and kind to both the skin and planet.
What is the price range of Asquith London?
Asquith London is positioned in the mid-range price range.

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