Last week, we talked all about natural fabrics and their importance in clothing. Natural fabrics are sustainable and tend to break down during our lifetime, unlike synthetic materials that can take hundreds of years to decompose. Today, let’s break down recycled fabrics. Because there is just so much trash and synthetic materials in our world, materials that won’t break down and cannot be sustainably disposed of, recycling them and keeping them in the loop longer is a great solution! Here is our guide to recycled fabrics and why they’re a great sustainable alternative to natural fibres. Guide to Recycled Fabrics…
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The art of natural fabric almost seems lost these days. In a world of over-consumption and fast fashion, we’ve come to expect unnatural fabrics that are quick and easy to produce. They’re also cheap to make and sell. If you take a look in your closet, you’ll most likely find…
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Because of the nature of activewear, it can be not easy to find organic and natural materials. Most are made with a majority of spandex or polyester – both of which are plastic and will never break down in a landfill. These microplastic also shed on us risking our health…
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While the norm is to buy a new outfit for every new event, it’s simply not sustainable. But if re-wearing the same formal dress for every wedding you attend isn’t your forte, a clothing rental site might be for you! A clothing rental site makes it easy and affordable to…
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A lot of people don’t know that most swimsuits are made of microplastics that leech into our waterways and environment. Not only is this harmful for the planet but keeps us in a loop of buying swimsuits often as they wear out a lot faster. Check out these sustainable swimsuit…
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A trip into rocky terrains and hiking trails always requires an adventurer to wear comfortable clothing.But if you’re the type who’d want to look great on the trail as well as stay comfy throughout your hike,you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to your clothing options. The “hiker chic”…