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31st Jan 2024

Here are 4 practical and ethical alternatives to fast fashion

Leave fast fashion behind with these 4 practical tips!

12th May 2022

A guide to buying quality over quantity!

“Buy quality over quantity!” is one of the most common phrases you’ll hear in the slow fashion community, and the sentiment is correct! It is much more sustainable to buy good quality pieces that will last, than to constantly purchase flimsy, poor-quality, fast fashion outfits that will rip and tear ...

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29th Sep 2021

Why Fast Fashion is a Feminist Issue

Why are women the most heavily exploited within the textile industry and how does it connect to 'fast fashion'?

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14th Apr 2021

What Is The Fashion Industry Doing To Tackle Climate Change?

The fashion industry is one of climate change's major contributors. In 2018, the global fashion industry was responsible for at least 4% of global greenhouse-gas emissions - more than France, Germany, and the United Kingdom combined.

24th Jul 2020

The Emergence Of Pre-Order Fashion: The Latest Addition To The Slow Fashion Movement

Overproduction is one of the fashion industry’s costliest and most environmentally damaging aspects. Is this the solution?

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2nd Jul 2020

Here’s Our Sustainable Fashion Resource List To Help You Break The Fast Fashion Habit

We've put together a comprehensive list of resources out there to help you along your journey to a sustainable and ethical closet!

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7th Mar 2018

Save Money, Save The Planet: How You Can Do Both At Once

We can care about our money and care about the environment at the same time, in fact, we need to!

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16th Jan 2018

I Didn't Buy Any New Clothes For A Year And It Was Totally Fine

How 12 months with no new clothes gave me a whole new attitude to shopping.

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4th Sep 2017

3 Months Living With Only 33 Clothing And Accessory Items: How It Went & Will We Continue?

For the past three months, two women took on the minimalist challenge Project 333. This is how they thought it went!