Sustainability

“Buy less, choose well, make it last.”

– Vivienne Westwood

6 Reasons To Adopt

Slow Fashion

01

The Clothing industry are responsible for a vast amount of CO2 emissions. Sustainable fashion aims to reduce that whilst also finding new less used resources. Fashion that is kind to the planet.

02

Ethical Sourcing

Fashion has a history of poor treatment in its production process. Slow fashion supports ethical sourcing practices, promoting fair treatment for humans and animals.

03

Supporting sustainable fashion drives personal style and individuality, encouraging us all to be creative with what we already have at hand.

04

Second-hand Shopping

Fashion waste is causing a problem for the environment and communities. Embracing sustainable fashion encourages second-hand shopping and clothing rental, reducing waste

05

Sustainable fashion focuses on durability, ensuring that clothes last longer and save money in the long run offering higher-quality garments that stand the test of time

06

Community

Be part of the bigger picture. Sustainable fashion is adopting a kinder way of life towards yourself and others. Promoting a quality lifestyle and a better world.

Fashion is one of the most polluting industries in the world. We need to change that.

– Emma Watson

Discover Brands that are Stylish and Sustainable

By exploring these brands, you can discover a range of options that allow you to express your personal style while making a positive impact on the planet.

From eco-friendly materials to fair trade practices, these brands are leading the way towards a more sustainable and fashionable future.

Revamp or DIY your Clothing

By revamping or DIY-ing your clothing, you have the opportunity to breathe new life into old garments.

So, grab your sewing kit, gather your ideas, and let your imagination run wild as you embark on a journey of self-expression!

92m

Tons of Fashion Waste is generated each year!

93%

Of Fashion Brands do not pay their garment workers a living wage

10%

Of Global Carbon Emissions are down to clothing production

85%

Of the worlds fur is from Animals that are poorly treated and killed

Please note these statistics are subject to change. Last updated December 2023

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What are some eco-friendly materials used in sustainable fashion?

Some eco-friendly materials used in sustainable fashion include organic cotton, hemp, linen, bamboo, and Tencel. These materials are grown and processed using fewer chemicals and resources compared to conventional fabrics.

Is buying second-hand clothing considered sustainable fashion?

Yes, buying second-hand clothing is considered a sustainable fashion choice because it helps reduce clothing waste and extends the lifespan of garments.

How can I support sustainable fashion on a budget?

Supporting sustainable fashion on a budget can be done by exploring thrift stores, vintage shops, and online marketplaces for second-hand clothing. Additionally, you can focus on building a capsule wardrobe with versatile and timeless pieces that can be mixed and matched, reducing the need for frequent shopping.

What is sustainable fashion?

Sustainable fashion refers to clothing and accessories that are produced in an environmentally and socially responsible manner. It focuses on reducing the negative impact of the fashion industry on the planet by using eco-friendly materials, minimizing waste, and promoting fair labour practices throughout the supply chain.

How can I incorporate sustainable fashion into my wardrobe?

You can incorporate sustainable fashion into your wardrobe by choosing clothing made from organic or recycled materials, supporting brands that prioritize ethical and transparent practices, and opting for timeless and durable pieces that can be worn for a long time.