Wear and Resist is an independent brand of empowering jewellery, founded by Sarah Day, raising awareness and money for women's charities. Everything is made in her Oxfordshire studio. Her daughter, Eliza, is her inspiration, muse and model.

About us

(I started Wear and Resist in early 2017 when the orange monster first reared his ugly head, and we are back there again, and it is all so much worse.)

New limited edition black F*CK THIS SH*T alphabet necklace

£8 off these funky Resist star earrings with any necklace or brooch from the Hey Witches collection

Now in mirror colours as well as glitter – just add them to your order and the discount will be applied automatically.

Damn tootin'

What they said
What they said
What a company! These necklaces are awesome, never seen anything quite like them and all support one charity or another! Go to the website and buy one, or two! You won't regret it!!
— Donna
What they said
Love this !I bought this for myself and I love it (and what Wear and Resist is all about). It looks good with my other jewellery, it’s nice quality, the swapable charms are a great idea and I liked it so much I got the necklace too!
— Juliet
What they said
Excellent reactions to these… Every woman I meet loves these. They cause great reactions and conversations wherever I wear them. They’re also comfortable and light. Cannot recommend highly enough. PS: my husband hates them. I. Don’t. Care.
— Lucy
Sustainability

Female-founded and fiercely independent

I started Wear and Resist because I wanted to wear jewellery that said something, while supporting women's charities. It remains a very small sustainable business. I design and make what I want, and I don't answer to investors or work with charities that don't allow me to voice my own opinions.

The solar panels fuelling Wear and Resist
Sustainability

Solar-powered

Wear and Resist is running on solar power, and we are in the process of making our home and workshop self-sustaining. 

Sustainability

Perspex is an acrylic made of Polymethyl Methacrylate (PMMA), which has 100% recyclability. It is made from monomers that it can be broken back down into and does not release chemicals at normal temperatures or break down into micro plastics. It is considered a fully recyclable circular product. I have very little waste as I make in small quantities and design each sheet as tightly as I can for cutting. I recycle all of my offcuts.  

Sustainability

Female-founded and fiercely independent

I started Wear and Resist because I wanted to wear jewellery that said something, while supporting women's charities. It remains a very small sustainable business. I design and make what I want, and I don't answer to investors or work with charities that don't allow me to voice my own opinions.

Solar-powered

Wear and Resist is running on solar power, and we are in the process of making our home and workshop self-sustaining. 

Perspex is an acrylic made of Polymethyl Methacrylate (PMMA), which has 100% recyclability. It is made from monomers that it can be broken back down into and does not release chemicals at normal temperatures or break down into micro plastics. It is considered a fully recyclable circular product. I have very little waste as I make in small quantities and design each sheet as tightly as I can for cutting. I recycle all of my offcuts.  

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