Conscious fashion

After some upcycling ideas? I've got 12 clever ways for you to reuse old clothes and make your wardrobe more sustainable in the process.

On the anniversary of the Rana Plaza factory collapse, we find out why boycotts aren't an affective tool for protest. Instead, try this.

Is The Growth Of Resale Really Linked To Sustainability?

We are sprinting towards UNSUSTAINABILITY with Fast FASHION. The no-brainer of a solution to it is becoming conscious consumers. Follow these tips to be on top of trends and sustainability! Read the blog guided by the link for more in-depth knowledge about Fast Fashion and its environmental and social impacts.

To help you navigate the big bad world of greenwashing, we've compiled seven ways of investigating whether a brand is ethical or sustainable.

Introduction The fashion industry has long been associated with fast-paced trends and throwaway culture, resulting in significant environmental consequences. However, a new paradigm is emerging—one that aims to redefine fashion by embracing circular economy principles. This article explores the concept of the circular denim economy and how post-consumer recycled yarn is revolutionizing the way we […] The post The Circular Denim Economy: Redefining Fashion with Post-Consumer Recycled Yar...

Being naked may well be the most sustainable option, but it's not always the most practical. Thankfully, making conscious choices is only getting easier. With the fashion industry finally being held accountable for the footprint that it's leaving on the earth, companies are being forced to re-think the way they create their clothes in order to comply with the ever-growing sustainability demands of their customer... #slowfashion #ecoliving #makeachange

More than ever, we as designers need to commit to lighten our carbon footprint and work on ways to create a circular fashion economy. And the one thing that the pandemic has taught us is to create sustainable fashion. And that's how we've learned to create styles that are not just on-trend but also conscious in nature. We are introducing a line of eco friendly and sustainable loungewear pieces, made entirely in organic cotton and natural dyes. #sustainablefashion #geishadesigns…

A week of outfit inspiration from Isadora Alvarez, the founder of the low-impact clothing brand Back Beat Rags.

We may love cheap price tags; but, you know what they say, you get what you pay for. Or as Lucy Siegle writes, “Fast fashion isn't free. Someone somewhere is paying.” Image by Fashion Revolution #howtoavoidfastfashion #fastfashion #sustainablejungle