A guide to the Sunshine Coast’s best op shops and vintage stores
Spread out may they be, the Sunshine Coast’s op shop offering is far from thin.…
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Brittanie is the founder and editor of Britt's List, and an advocate for sustainable and Australian fashion. She loves indoor plants, hot chips, blue cheese, boutique gin and patting puppers on the street.
Powerpants by Bham: Empowering women from the bottom up
Underwear has long been associated with a form of empowerment. Whether it’s wearing no underwear,…
Kowtow: Minimalist in attire and impact
From the unsuspecting city of Wellington, New Zealand, Kowtow Clothing is leading in sustainable fashion…
Top brands for ethically produced denim in Australia
Denim and sustainability aren’t usually words you find in the same sentence. The industry is…
Ahimsa Collective: A no-harm approach to handbags
Ahimsa is a word often muttered in yoga or mediation studios. Coming from the Buddhist…
Good Day Girl: Sydneysiders go waste-free for good
There’s slow fashion and then there’s Good Day Girl – the Sydney brand that’s turned…
Sustainable staples for your winter wardrobe
Depending on where you’re situated in Australia, it can be tempting to skimp on your…
9 Brands for organic cotton underwear in Australia
Only want the best for your private parts? Then it’s no surprise you’re seeking organic…
Your guide to ethical and sustainable wedding dresses in Australia
The sustainable and ethical wedding industry is fast-growing, so you can be sure that there…
Tara Whalley: Life in Guatemala inspires moral fibres
For Melbourne-based designer Tara Whalley, an invitation to feature in a local fashion exhibition was…