Deadstock fabric finds new life in Lois Hazel capsule collection
Update: Lois Hazel has sadly stopped trading as of late 2022. Ever wonder what happens to the end-of-roll fabrics used to make the clothes at
Update: Lois Hazel has sadly stopped trading as of late 2022. Ever wonder what happens to the end-of-roll fabrics used to make the clothes at
If you’re starting out fresh on your sewing journey, mainstream sewing patterns can be quite daunting. The instructions usually assume you know the terminology and
Erica Bartle is passionate about workers’ rights. You can feel it in the way she writes. As the co-founder of Outland Denim – a young
Slow fashion is the gift that keeps on giving. And with more and more ethically and sustainably made fashion options coming on the market, doing
If you follow @BrittsList on Instagram you will be well informed of my foray into self-made, slow fashion. As this is the first piece I’ve
If you’ve recently found yourself thinking “I have nothing to wear” or reaching for the same outfit despite a wardrobe full of clothing, it’s likely
Queensland fashion labels are up and coming and there’s a few reasons why I love them most. For one, they’re mostly made right here in
Just as Australia’s fashion businesses answered the call during the 2019-20 Australian bushfires – making everything from wraps to pouches for injured animals and donating
Denim and sustainability aren’t usually words you find in the same sentence. The industry is known for its laborious methods, unsafe handling of chemicals, dyes
Period products have come a long way in the last decade. What used to be a choice between oversized and bulky pads or dry as
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