A costly impact: 8 reasons why sustainable clothes are so expensive
It can seem that eco-friendly fashion is a luxury that few of us can afford, but why are sustainable clothes so expensive?
Ethical and sustainable fashion issues
Building a non-toxic tomorrow: what is OEKO-TEX® Certified?
The fashion sector is infamous for its chemical use. Oeko-Tex is working to change this. So, what is OEKO-TEX® certified and why do we need it?
A woolly problem: is wool cruelty-free?
A core part of the fashion sector, wool is found in everything from winter jumpers to evening dresses, but what are wool’s issues and is wool cruelty-free?
An eco option? Advantages & disadvantages of organic cotton
Meta: Organic cotton is a favourite of the sustainable sector. How’s it different from regular cotton and what are the advantages and disadvantages of organic cotton?
Bamboo viscose vs cotton: which is more sustainable?
Bamboo viscose has been growing increasingly popular. But what is it and in the debate of bamboo viscose vs cotton, which is better?
Five questions with Merryn Chilcott of BAM Clothing UK
BAM Clothing UK have sustainability at its core. Learn more about how they are becoming Impact Positive in this fascinating interview.
A vegan silk option? What is cupro fabric & is it sustainable?
Found in shirts, dresses, and even lingerie, cupro promises a sustainable alternative to unethical silks, but what is cupro fabric, and is cupro sustainable?
The who made my clothes movement: is it changing fashion?
Connecting consumers with where and who made their clothes, The Who Made My Clothes movement stands for workers’ rights and advocates for transparency.
History of a movement: when did sustainable fashion start?
When did sustainable fashion start? We take a look at the history of sustainable fashion, its implications and what the future of fashion holds.
Is nylon eco-friendly? An expose & guide to new alternatives
Nylon has long been a popular synthetic fabric in the fashion industry, but is it eco-friendly? Let’s look at its environmental impact.
Five questions with Ukrainian fashion designer Ksenia Karpenko
Ksenia Karpenko tells me about her beloved Ukrainian fashion company LOVE, which she left behind in Kyiv, and what she hopes to do next.
Dying for colour: toxic dyes in the textile industry
Toxic dyes in the textile industry are causing major environmental and health hazards, but does the future of colourful clothing have to be a toxic one?
