Ethical Underwear: 6 Sustainable Brands You Can Get Behind
What you wear under your clothes is just as important as the clothes you wear. We’ve highlighted 6 ethical underwear brands you can really get behind. read more
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What you wear under your clothes is just as important as the clothes you wear. We’ve highlighted 6 ethical underwear brands you can really get behind. read more
Online shopping isn't limited to fast fashion. We’ll look at 6 places you can use to buy and sell secondhand clothes online. read more
Wool is not vegan. Traditional wool for knitting can be harmful to animals and the environment. That's why finding vegan wool alternatives is important. read more
Furoshiki is the waste-free Japanese way to wrap gifts. We'll show you how is easy it is to make a reusable gift wrap or bag out of a piece of cloth. read more
The trend for fur shows no signs of slowing. However, there are many cases of real fur being sold as fake fur. Here's the truth about faux fur. read more
Just starting out learning to knit? Not to worry, knitting a beanie is achievable even for complete beginners. Our step by step guide will have you knitting your own “inside-out” beanie in no time. read more
Visible mending is a trend that is all about breathing new life into old clothes. We’ll tell you what it is, and everything you need to know to try it out yourself at home. read more
For most of us, imitation leather made from plastic isn’t an option; it’s stiff, ugly, and generally uncomfortable to wear. But now, with the development of several new kinds of vegan leather, true cruelty-free fashion is possible. read more
Cashmere wool is in great demand all over the world. But how can some manufacturers afford to sell this luxury fabric for such low prices? read more
What is mohair? Mohair fleece is among the most expensive textiles in the world and is cherished for its softness and durability. But despite its many attractive qualities, mohair has been banned by many clothing brands due to the appalling animal cruelty that is often involved in its production. read more