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Good Day Girl: Sydneysiders go waste-free for good
Update: Good Day Girl is no longer trading. There’s slow fashion and then there’s Good Day Girl – the Sydney brand that’s turned the traditional
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Tara Whalley: Life in Guatemala inspires moral fibres
For Melbourne-based designer Tara Whalley, an invitation to feature in a local fashion exhibition was the motivation needed to kick start her self-titled label. Having
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So hot right now for all the wrong reasons: Why the fashion industry needs to act on climate change
“Climate change isn’t a problem for the future, it’s happening now.” Those are the words of Dr Martin Rice, the Head of Research for Climate
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OPINION: The sustainable claim game has gone too far
If you’re a conscious consumer who considers the background of your clothes (and other goods) before you buy them, you would have noticed an uptake
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Obus Clothing launches Swap Shop to extend the life of its garments
Cult womenswear brand Obus is aiming to close the loop on the lifecycle of its clothing by inviting customers to bring their pre-loved garments to any of
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Shopping sustainably: 5 things to do before you buy something new
If you’ve decided you want to be more sustainable in your shopping habits, you’re probably wondering what your options are. The good news is that
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Shy Hero: Crafty collab caters for women of all ages and sizes
A commitment to sustainable fashion can mean anything from ethical, onshore production, to choosing environmentally friendly materials, to making postage bags out of recycled books.
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Frske: Frescura’s fresh take on modern womenswear
There’s enough to worry about when it comes to sustainable fashion, that environmentally friendly fabrics often get looked over. Synthetic fibres like polyester, viscose and nylon
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Soult Clothing: Organic cotton staples for men, women and children
Soult Clothing is no longer trading. In an effort to find ethically made clothing for her husband, Anita Atkinson stumbled upon a sizeable gap in the
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Nya: Torquay friends take on textiles
For Aussie friends Fleur and Tania who have worked in various roles in the fashion industry together, a shared label that embodied their values and allowed
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