Fish Leather: Durability, Ecology, and Sustainability
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You may not have known that leather can be made from not just mammals, but fish too. Fish leather could be a sustainable alternative in fashion. Read on to see why.close
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You may not have known that leather can be made from not just mammals, but fish too. Fish leather could be a sustainable alternative in fashion. Read on to see why.Read more
Ever wondered how to widen shoes? Maybe you bought a pair a pinch too tight, or maybe your foot shape has changed. Follow our guide to make your feet happy.Read more
Banana fiber is a sustainable alternative to synthetic fibers and materials, and is making its way onto the fashion scene in a big way. Read on to learn more.Read more
Natural fibers, which are more eco-friendly than synthetic fibers, are gaining popularity. Learn which natural fibers are most sustainable and which to keep an eye out for.Read more
Check out a few of our favorite sustainable, gender-neutral clothing brands to perfect your androgynous look while keeping the planet in mind.Read more
Temporary tattoos can be a fun way to experiment with designs before fully committing to them. Here are 5 ways to make your own DIY temporary tattoos and and tips on how to make them last.Read more
Cupro fabric (also called "vegan silk") is made from recycled cotton and cotton industry byproducts. It helps cut down on waste, but the production involves some nasty chemicals which have a negative impact on the environment.Read more
Modal fabric is a semi-synthetic fabric that is often used as a cotton substitute. Although it’s sometimes promoted as an eco-friendly manmade material, is it really sustainable?