There is an alarming trend of sustainable fashion designers shutting down their businesses, due to the overwhelming dominance of fast fashion. It discusses how this affects consumers by diminishing access to high-quality, ethically produced garments and threatens the progress of the ethical fashion movement. Learn how you can be part of the change, rather than the problem.
Q: Is the op shop trend from Australian Fashion Week 2024 truly a solution to sustainable fashion or just disguised consumerism? Read Abbie's answer to the question.
With increasing awareness about the origins of our clothes, it's about time that we look at leather and it's...
Cotton was once the worlds most popular fabric until polyester came along. This quintessential natural fiber...
In today's rapidly evolving world of fashion, the pursuit of sustainability is the topic of so many conversa...
The underpriced cost of fast fashion means factory workers and farmers are paying the price for consumers to have access to cheap clothing.
A comprehensive fabric care guide to care for, wash and store all of the garments in your wardrobe. Keep your textiles looking fresh and vibrant for longer with our professional fabric care tips.
The 5 R's of Sustainable Fashion are a guide to help us have a more sustainable wardrobe. This post focuses on ways to incorporate these into your every day life.
I remember my first bamboo piece of clothing. I was a teenager in the 90’s and I had a brown button down sli...
Have you ever walked into a store, bought something you thought you really needed, got home and you have that feeling in the pit of your stomach? Abbie James talks about her personal struggles with overconsuming and how she looked within to change.
Recently my youngest daughter needed some new underpants. I have a reputation in my family for taking my swe...
In this article, I go through the natural textile dye processes from the materials used through to the environmental impact with the help of natural dye artist Fiona from TOR. Natural Textile Dyes are gaining momentum, albeit on a niche level, in the fashion industry. Compared to synthetic dyes they offer an allure of sustainability and individuality that is becoming increasingly popular among those looking for a more sustainable and ethical approach to fashion.
