In today’s world, more students are looking for ways to earn money while making a positive environmental impact. As concerns over climate change, waste, and...
Archive for tag: fashion
Top 10 Eco-Friendly Christmas Gifts This Year
As Christmas quickly approaches, it’s important to consider how we can shift away from the culture of consumerism and embrace a more ethical, sustainable holiday...
Why Traditional Children’s Clothing is Perfect for Eco-Conscious Parents
Are you an eco-conscious parent looking for sustainable clothing options for your children? Traditional children’s clothing might be the solution you’re seeking. This timeless approach...
This Swiss Tarpaulin Bag Brand Shares Tips After 30 Years of Circularity
Freitag is a name that most people admire and vouch for. Its sturdy, cool-looking bags of all shapes and sizes have been some of people’s...
Recycling… Not? | How Our ‘Recycled’ Clothes End Up as Waste Abroad
Back in January 2023, investigative reporters from Aftonbladet put tracking devices on 10 clothing items from a well-known Swedish fast-fashion company. The journalists wanted to...
Is Wool One of the Key Materials for Clothing in the Future?
In Prato, Italy, some family businesses specialize in transforming used wool into new fabrics. Some may think that they’re owned by young entrepreneurs who care...
Mango! It’s Mango! Yes, The Leather Is Made of Mango!
Do you like mango? The sweet tropical fruit with fragrant aroma is indeed one of the most favored fruits. In some tropical areas, mango has...
A New Report Says Many Cotton Claims are Misleading or False
Many fast fashion brands claim that they’ve used cotton or organic cotton in order to be more eco-friendly or sustainable. Despite the denial of greenwashing,...
No More Throwing Away Your Clothes, Put ‘Em on a Wardrobe App!
When we have clothes that we no longer use or want, we have the options to throw them away, donate, sell, or keep them. But...
There will be Sustainable Nylon Production Thanks to a Bacteria Discovery
Some people dislike nylon strongly because it’s synthetic and has contributed a lot in microplastic pollution, and it’s understandable. But maybe that’ll change soon, all...
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