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Your guide to sustainable and ethical fashion in Australia

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Trying Out The UPPAREL Clothing Recycling Service

Australians are keen shoppers when it comes to fashion. In terms of the average consumption per person, we come in second to only the United

Sorting clothes

Trying Out The UPPAREL Clothing Recycling Service

Australians are keen shoppers when it comes to fashion. In terms of the average consumption per person, we come in second to only the United States of America (ouch!) By the numbers, individual Aussies buy an average of 27KG of clothing every year. That’s bad. But what’s worse is that we don’t just leave it in

Le Sierra knitwear

Article

11 Brands for Ethical and Sustainable Knitwear in Australia

The weather has (finally) cooled down and the winter woolies are back in demand. But if last year’s buys didn’t stand the test of time

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Nico bralette

Article

The Top Organic Cotton Wire-free Breastfeeding Bras in Australia

Organic cotton nursing bras are a great option for your breastfeeding journey and offer a number of benefits for the wearer. For one, the natural

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Kowtow Coats

Article

9 Ethical Brands for Classic Coats in Australia

A classic coat can last you years on end and if looked after, be passed on for future wearers. So finding one that’s well made

Brittanie Dreghorn

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Ginger and Smart Spring 2021

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Ginger & Smart: Luxury Fashion Where A Living Wage Comes First

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Ecoriginals

Babywear

6 Brands For Environmentally Friendly Disposable Nappies In Australia

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Billie and Bobbie Swaddle

Babywear

Billie And Bobbie: Australian Made, Merino Wool Sleep Solutions For Babies And Toddlers

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10 Quirky Queensland Labels To Check Out Now

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Made in Australia: 11 Brands for Ethically Made Shoes

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6 Sustainable Brands for Period Underwear in Australia & New Zealand

Melissa Black

The M|N|ML: Minimal fashion made with maximum love

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Red Ridge The Label: Ancient Stories Told Through Modern Yarns

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Bremworth Rug

Brands we love

Rolling out the real carpet: The Kiwi carpet company taking fibre from farms to floors

Rohan Williams

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Jackfruit the Label: Ethical intimates for all women

Tessa Charters

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Mum life is hard work so if I’ve been a little quieter on here - well, you know why. So please, tell me some of your favourite or newly discovered ethical / sustainable / locally made brands? I know there’s some lovely new faces on the scene. 🙏🙏🙏 #BrittsList

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I wrote about my experience using the @uppareloffi

I wrote about my experience using the @upparelofficial #clothingrecycling service. It’s pretty confronting but it turns out that I have a fair bit of #textilewaste myself - what with a stained baby clothes, old and misshapen activewear and my partner’s paint stained clothes 🤦‍♀️. It makes me feel a lot better that I can send off our pre loved garments and know they’re going to be reused, recycled or upcycled into new products. It costs $25 to send a 10KG box to #UPPAREL and for some I realise this would be a barrier. I believe that when we buy *anything* we also buy the responsibility of disposing it thoughtfully (or at least we should!) And no, the landfill bin does not count as thoughtful when it comes to #textiles (in fact, very little should end up there!) Find out how easy it is to recycle your clothes on #BrittsList, link in bio. Would you use this service? #BrittsList

It’s #AustralianMade week so naturally I’m out

It’s #AustralianMade week so naturally I’m out here wearing all locally made @ethicalclothingaustralia certified @arnsdorf and @loishazel 👏👏 In positive news, 70% of Australians have prioritised purchasing Australian made products since last year’s Australian Made Week. 👏👏 Great work championing local design and production by @australianmadecampaign. #BrittsList 📸 @amy.e.shaw

Your guide to sustainable

and ethical fashion in Australia

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