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Nothing feels better than cleaning out your closet - but do you know how much stuff ends up in landfills? On our site we’ve created a guide to alternatives to thrift stores like @freethegirlsbras that accept bra donations and #bluejeansgogreen that take your jeans and transform them into natural cotton fiber. How do you best recycle? Check out our list and let us know what we forgot! Link in bio
Hello world! Super excited to introduce you to our chic hippie in residence NIKO ( @nikonewnew ) who will be serving up #zerowaste tips in sassy style! Shown here in @woodstockbringyourown with a spanking new wood handled toilet bowl brush. Get the deets & more Niko on our site.
#cuteanimal alert! The Jerboa looks like a cross between a mouse and a kangaroo. It lives in deserts between southern Mongolia and China. Just another endangered species that shares our 🌍 #respecttheearth
We are loving @loyalfootwear -sustainable/ethical/fashionable/made in USA/women owned -need we say more? Read our article about them & how you can support their kickstarter on our site. Link in bio!
Love the style of @ph5official by Mijia Zhang & Wei Lin-and the fact that it is knitwear makes it #zerowaste -no extra fabric!
Our #qotd is from @holly who is the founder of @jointempest an amazing and empowering tool/community for recovery from addiction or even to simply rethink if your current habits and patterns are serving you. We ❤️ her because through her honesty about her messy, imperfect life she reminds us that we don’t have to wait until we’re perfect or achieved a specific “goal” to begin living from our own truth. Follow Holly & Tempest :)
We meant to post this image by French artist #michaëlcailloux yesterday for #worldenvironmentday ...but somehow missed it. So we’re posting it today in honor of the other 364 days of the year we care about the 🌎
The Pulse of the Fashion Industry 2019 Update report indicates that, as a whole, the fashion industry is slowing down on sustainability efforts. The report, created by Global Fashion Agenda and Sustainable Apparel Coalition in partnership with Boston Consulting Group, uses a scoring system called the Pulse Index to evaluate fashion companies’ sustainability goals and implementation efforts. It showed that while the fashion industry improved its overall score to six points in 2017, in 2018 that score decreased to only four points. “The question is no longer whether it is necessary to improve sustainable business practices, but rather how long it will take before consumers stop buying from brands that do not act responsibly,” the report stated. “The industry cannot wait for the consumer to lead this movement—it is up to fashion leaders to take bolder moves today to transition to a sustainable industry.” -excerpted from Forbes. It also said that many consumers have become aware of the issues but view sustainability as something for celebrities and influencers. How can we shift the conversation so that at the very least fast fashion is not considered an option-and elevating vintage and second hand instead? 📸 of @katyanyc & 🐶Naz @stellamccartney bag
Ohhh Monday is just around the corner! We’re gonna look at this little guy as a reminder to take things gently... #regram from @thoughtclothing