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How are the new tariffs impacting sustainable brands in the US (& beyond)? After seeing many wonderful one go bankrupt with Brexit, we have a bad feeling.
Every second, the equivalent of a truck full of clothes gets incinerated or dumped in landfills. Here’s how we can reduce our clothing waste.
More and more sustainable fashion brands are going bankrupt, but there’s so much we can do to help them (even for free)
Unfortunately, some jewellery is made with materials that fuel wars or human rights violations. Here's how you can avoid these common conflict resources.
From plastic packaging to harsh ingredients, beauty products can be dreadful for the planet. So, let’s plan a more sustainable skincare routine together!
Gen Z consumer trying to do better? Our guide takes your generation’s challenges & strengths into account, so you can finally break free from fast fashion.
It’s warm, soft, comfy, and… terrible for the planet. But fret not! Fleece CAN be sustainable, if you know what to look for
Some clothes can’t go in the wash, but is dry cleaning a good option or is it bad for the environment? Here’s why I try to avoid it & what you can consider
You can wear the material used for sacks of potatoes without LOOKING like one! Are burlap, jute, and hessian fabric sustainable, though? Let’s see.
Yep, greenwashing has a cousin. Here's what greenhushing means in fashion and what you can do about it as a consumer
Why is Merino wool so special? And is it more or less ethical than normal wool? Let’s find out! We’ll also show you how to take care of it properly.
Shein’s average consumer ISN’T a student or minimum wage worker on a budget, and they ARE aware of their environmental impact. So, we’re done excusing them.
“But babies & kids grow out of them so quickly!” You CAN dress them in non-toxic ethical children clothing without breaking the bank. Here’s what to focus on.
On Project Cece, you can find products with stories of craftsmanship and positive impact behind them. But behind each brand, there’s also the story of a founder. Someone who was bold enough to decide to take action on the problems they see in the world. Someone who put themselves out there and tackled all the insecurities and risks that come with starting a brand.So today, we’re lifting the curtains and taking a look behind the scenes. Who are the people behind the brands you love? In this first interview, we’re talking to Heike.Heike is the passionate founder behind Wellicious, the Cradle to Cradle Certified yoga brand we love!
Ethical clothing, sustainability… Ugh, so many similar terms! So, what is slow fashion in practice? And why do we need this alternative to fast fashion?
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Empty promises, “planet-friendly”, sustainable collections… If you spot these greenwashing red flags, it means those brands are trying to trick you!
Vegan leather is always better for the planet, right? Well, not really. So, here are the pros & cons of popular eco-friendly vegan leather alternatives.
Afghanistan hides sweatshops and is experiencing a humanitarian crisis. Does it mean you should boycott made-in-Afghanistan clothes? We don’t think so.
What and who’s behind the clothes you wear? How does each phase impact the planet? Discover how the fashion industry works in practice, stage by stage.
Unfortunately, even years after the Rana Plaza disaster, sweatshops are still common in Bangladesh. Here’s why it’s not all black and white, though.
Do you feel like you just can’t stop buying new clothes? Here’s why the psychology of fast fashion is keeping you trapped (and how to break free).
Surely, if a garment was “made in Italy”, it was produced ethically? Not necessarily. In fact… it might have not been MADE in Italy to begin with!
It’s silky, but it’s not silk. It comes from the cotton plant, but it’s not cotton. So, what IS cupro fabric? Discover its eco-friendly pros and cons.
Influencers are making fast fashion even faster! Here’s why—and how you can break free from their influence to feel better & make more ethical clothing choices.
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