PURE BLEND LTD

31/05/2026

Just loved having a kōrero with Jozie today from Thunderpants NZ at Lala Land thrift market at the Haumoana Hall. Loved chatting about keeping it local...ps....she holding up my new knickers...you like???

Massive shout out also to our local artists including Zonny, Charlie Nimmo, Annabelle Pearson and our very own DJ Baccy Bass..thanks for bringing the vibes ###

26/05/2026

20 years old today...Happy Birthday Pureblend, birthed by this incredible women, Kelly Willoughby, we love you to the moon and back ###

26/05/2026

Pop in to PB this week to wish us a Happy 20th Birthday and choose a free sample from our basket

23/05/2026

🌈 A colourful piece of Napier history. The Six Sisters buildings remain one of Marine Parade’s most loved and photographed landmarks.

16/05/2026

It's been big for us at PB.
What do you do to refill your cup?


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15/05/2026

The Go Eco Kai Symposium is a two-day wānanga exploring the challenges and opportunities within our local and regional food systems. The symposium brings together community members, growers, service providers, and advocates to share knowledge, build connections, and work toward stronger kai systems...

14/05/2026

Will you have your say???? ###

The Bill that would end an effective 30-year ban on the use of genetic technologies outside the laboratory has stalled ahead of second reading.

14/05/2026

You just might start hearing a little bit more about the considerations we make in regard to sustainability, local, low waste options.

Something we see all the time working with brands: companies quietly doing the right thing, but saying nothing about it.

It's called greenhushing — and it's more common than you'd think. Businesses hold back because they're scared of being called out for greenwashing, their supply chain story feels too complicated to explain, or the work just doesn't feel "done enough" to talk about yet.

But here's the thing: silence doesn't protect you. When no one knows what you're doing, it's easy to assume you're doing nothing. And that peer pressure that pushes whole industries to do better? It disappears.

When brands do speak up — even about small, imperfect progress — something shifts. Others take notice. The bar gets raised. Real momentum builds.

Sustainability is never finished. But being honest about the journey goes a long way. 💚

More soon on how to talk about your brand's progress in a way that feels authentic and responsible.

14/05/2026

Everyone's a winner baby 🥰

27 curtains and a bundle of accessories are heading to the Red Cross Curtain Bank today.

This is the Re-Source Hub model in action. Donations come in from across the community, they are sorted and matched and sent back out again. We match each item to the most impactful home, whether that is directly to a family in need or to one of our partner organisations, like the Red Cross Curtain Bank.
We are not here to reinvent the wheel. We are here to make donating easy. We will even take your old batteries, drink cans and spectacles.One drop, and we take care of the rest.

The Red Cross Curtain Bank has a wonderful team of verytalented volunteers. Curtains are washed, ironed, sized, lined, and stored, ready to be distributed to community service card holders who need them.

Landfill avoided. Donating made more efficient for donor and recipients. Homes made warmer. Community made stronger.

If you have curtains or other household items you no longer need, please send us an email. We will make sure they find the right home.

Please share this post and help us spread awareness across the community.

Re-Source: More impact. Less waste.