Our Process
We Aim To Promote Artistic Expression and Cultural Awareness While Ensuring A Minimal Environmental Impact.
Fast Fashion Is Destroying The Planet.
The chances are no-one reading this NEEDS more clothes.
Every collection on HIT and RUN is designed by someone who wants to make a difference and to inspire others with their message.
We think this is worth making a few more garments for.
Fully Transparent and Ethical Supply Chain
All our T-Shirts are organic cotton and sweatshirts are organic cotton and recycled polyester.
These garments are currently warehoused in the UK meaning no new garment manufacture.
Anti-Fast Fashion but still fast...
Nobody wants to pre-order or wait a month for their order to be produced and delivered.
Only when an order is placed do we print the garment ensuring no wasted stock destined for deadstock or landfill.
Our Print Inks Are Non-Toxic
Screen-printing is an amazing art-form but the chemicals used are highly toxic and harmful to the environment.
The digital print inks we use have GOTS accreditation. This means no toxic screen development chemicals. No toxic cleaning chemicals. No toxic ink run-off.
Our packaging contains no plastic.
We use no plastics in our packaging but instead wrap our garments in recyclable paper and ship in compostable bags.
The Founder - Mickey J. Ellis
Mickey launched Hit and Run as the antithesis to what he saw as a creatively barren and environmentally devastating fast-fashion industry.
Having launched his first of numerous independent clothing brands back in 2003 he understood the challenges...
Hit and Run was created to enable and promote the voices of the creatives striving to make a positive impact and to make some good clothes.
