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The summer holidays are nearly here so check out my pick of the sunniest stuff to dress your little wonders in. With bright prints of ice lollies, shades and seaside donkeys they’ll be happy even if the sun isn’t shining. Hover over the images to see where they are from and click through to their websites to buy. All in super soft organic cotton and so will be kind to their skin and the planet too.
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Ok, so let’s first talk about what fast fashion is. Fast fashion is when clothing is produced quickly and cheaply, often being able to have new designs in store just weeks after being designed. The business model is based on high volume and turnover of stock. VOLUMEThe main problem with the fast fashion industry is…
When we think about what fashion will be like in future, most of us will imagine silver space-suit type outfits. However, back in the eighties, we imagined we would all be driving hover cars, which never happened (not where I live anyway!) So how realistic are these design futures? Let’s look at the emerging innovations…
Many people ask me how they can afford sustainable fashion on a small budget? Well, there are different options for getting into sustainable fashion without spending a fortune, but you have to think differently to simply buying better or new. I am a sustainable fashion advocate and shopper and have always been on a fixed low…
As we all start to enjoy the spring sunshine and our thoughts turn to the summer you may be on the lookout for shorts for your boys. It can be difficult knowing what is sustainable and what sin’t due the high amount of green washing that many brands now use. So, I am here to…
Back in March, as Covid-19 forced lockdowns around the world, global Fashion brands scrambled to protect their bottom lines in the wake of massive store closures. One way they did this was to cancel all their orders with manufacturers to prevent being stuck with huge amounts of summer stock they would have little…
During the last month I have been taking an online (free!) course called Who Made My Clothes through futurelearn.com and the University of Exeter. Having watched The True Cost film on Netflix which investigates the Rana Plaza tragedy where over 1000 garment workers died during a factory collapse and subsequently getting involved with Fashion Revolution week back in April this course appealed to my…
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