Your clothes are an agricultural act – by purchasing and wearing, you are voting for the agriculture you do or don’t want to see in the world, and depending on how your clothes break down, you’re either feeding microbes, or you’re leaving a world of plastic pollution. –Rebecca Burgess, founder of Fibershed
Meet the designer creating insanely chic bags from cactus leather
At No Kill Mag, we are constantly looking for upcoming trends in fashion and sustainability. From electroactive fabrics to laser cut dresses there is always something new to discover. And … Read more
Fashion Meets Science with These New Environmentally Friendly Materials –and Products!
Brit Shaked thinks your clothes should be as responsive and unique as your phone.
5 Designers at the intersection of fashion + technology
keeps me awestruck Fashion can serve so many functions: it can reveal you as a member of a tribe – Goth, Emo or Skater for example. Or show your social … Read more