As we step into the new year with a list full of resolutions in hand, let making more sustainable fashion choices be on that list. As sustainability is an ever-evolving topic it can be overwhelming trying to understand it all. But don’t let that scare you off, I’m here to make it easier for you. The most sustainable choice you can make is to wear what’s already in your closet. But whilst I’m urging you to slow down, I do understand the joy in purchasing something new.
This new series “Building a Sustainable Wardrobe” will highlight key styles that can be incorporated into a transeasonal, neutral, “capsule” style wardrobe. One you’ll want to wear for years to come. When choosing what to include I’ve looked at what materials it’s made of and the impact production has on people and the planet.
We’re kicking this series off with cable knit sweaters, so keep scrolling to find your perfect winter companion.
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Buck Mason Highland Alpaca Cable Crew
Buck Mason’s cable crew sweater is made of a merino and alpaca wool blend. The relaxed cropped sweater is perfect for those that tend to lean into more fitted knitwear.
Janessa Leoné Margaux Sweater 07
The Margaux sweater by Janessa Leoné is knit by hand in the United States. This low-impact sweater is made using regenerative wool which means the sheep’s grazing patterns are methodical to ensure time for the land to heal. This results in the wool being carbon negative.
Filippa K Braided Mohair Sweater
Filippa K’s slouchy braided sweater is a blend of Italian mohair and wool fiber. The relaxed silhouette can be easily dressed up or down.
Christy Dawn Ricky Sweater
The Ricky Sweater is made of 100% regenerative Alpaca wool sourced from a small community of herders in Southern Peru who use indigenous practices to ensure the soil regenerates.
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