With pub gardens back open and the sun shining (sometimes), we wanted to highlight out top 5 sustainable dresses that you’ll be able to wear again and again. Slow fashion is all about not buying so many items and making sure the items you buy are items that will last. 1) thought 2) Lucy & Yak 3) thought 4) people tree 5) People Tree
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Forgotten Tribes is an independent British fashion brand based in London. We have been wearing their trousers for quite a few years now and they are one of our favourite brands.
The Organic Original Corduroy Dungarees in Grape – Sustainable, Organic & Ethical. Mid-weight corduroy, 98% Cotton mixed with 2% Elastane which gives these dungarees a bit of stretch.
I got these as a gift at Christmas and they are still as good as new. They don’t feel too tight like some socks and they brighten up any day!
I LOVE MERCH! and I LOVE SUSTAINABILE MERCH EVEN MORE! When I decided to leave fast fashion behind, I was disappointed I wouldn’t be able to buy MERCH that supports independent businesses… then I found out my favourite t-shirt by @lunchluncheon is produced by @fifthcolumntshirts (ethically sourced, sustainable & Vegan inks) I added that bad boy to my Christmas List and here she is! With a bit of a nod to “Saved by the bell” in the design by @forcescreative As seen in @guardian today… all the cool kids are wearing them!
Written in 2011 by Lucy Siegle, a British Journalist and ethical living columnist for The Observer. To Die For was nominated for the Orwell Prize in 2012. Lucy is one of the filmmakers on The True Cost Movie. I haven’t read this book yet but it is on my reading list. I will update this article when I have finished reading the book. Buy new from Waterstones Buy used from AbeBooks
This new exciting range of comfy t-shirts, sweatshirts and prints from Zen Koan is inspired.
