When you decide to “go vegan”, it can be very daunting to know where to start. Once you have your diet sorted, it’s not unusual to start thinking about all the other areas of our lives and how they impact animals. Our aim is for this guide to help you decode the fashion industry and to shop in a sustainable, vegan friendly way.
What happens to your clothing when it’s worn out? How about returning it to the company that you bought it from so they can recycle it? That’s what Rapanui do…
The thought concept is that we all need to live more thoughtfully. Consuming less and buying only what we need.
The Thought Clothing mantra is: “Wear Me, Love Me, Mend Me, Pass Me On”… as part of a cyclical process.
A fashion brand that is also a social enterprise, using art therapy for mental wellness. We Are Hairy People hand-paint clothing that is also sustainable & PETA-approved vegan.
Sustainable fashion brand Lucy & Yak produce a fun and comfortable range of clothing. Including their signature dungarees, tee’s, bottoms, jeans and more. Lucy & Yak clothing is dependable and practical.
We’re making a pledge for 2020 (and beyond), to only buy and promote sustainable, ethical and vegan brands/products. We are calling this #my2020pledge
Rainbows have become a symbol of hope during the UK pandemic lockdown. What better time to add some rainbow colours to your wardrobe? It all
Today, it is 75 years since the sound of guns fell silent at the end of the war in Europe. As we honour those who
01. Sundried Quality, eco-friendly, affordable sports apparel www.sundried.com Sundried produce high-quality sports apparel that will last you a long time and is also eco-friendly. Sundried
When you get dressed for your run, is your outfit kind to the environment and ethical? We’ve put together a selection of our favourite eco-friendly brands to kit you out from head to toe. Today we’re showcasing BAM, who produce soft bamboo running gear and is a brand with sustainability at its core.
As someone who works from home normally, I know how important it is to maintain some distinction between working/family life. One way of doing this is to get dressed in business wear for working hours.
We are all thinking about our impact on the environment and on how our clothes are produced. Even buying the little things like socks in
