Any recommendations?

hello everyone!

I’m a Portuguese girl with a very typical Portuguese/spanish style, that I have recently found out is boho chic. To me Zara is the perfect store in terms of style. In recent years as I have become more aware I have switched to strictly buying on vinted, but I find myself still only buying from Zara or similar brands on there and sometimes things that are still in store, which is shocking. my point is that I feel like I haven’t really made any changes, instead of buying it on the store im just buying it from someone who just bought it at the store. The problem is I can’t find sustainable brands that fit my style. Buying second hand in person is not possible for me in the city I live in. Basically I’m asking for brand recommendations or just recommendations in general. Thank you.

Submitted 2026-09-04T10:18:05Z by literarybia https://ift.tt/Vpi1I78

Trying to remove this print to upcycle sweatshirt. What printing method is it?

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Submitted 2026-09-04T06:05:59Z by fakeprincess https://ift.tt/lBvgz3x

I cant find any of it

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Submitted 2026-09-03T13:11:16Z by Own_Pollution5457 https://ift.tt/0gU2jZo

Do you actually believe brands' "fair labor" claims — and does it make you pay more?

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Submitted 2026-09-03T08:41:29Z by No_Career5776 https://ift.tt/bsuil1o

Cotton brands on SHEIN

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Submitted 2026-09-03T07:42:53Z by RiverDeSaintLubov https://ift.tt/0TqIJ1Y

Didnt see this talked about yet -- AOC advocating slow fashion on Twitter (Im finally getting on board the AOC train)

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Submitted 2026-09-03T05:18:32Z by thogfudbble https://ift.tt/3gepvHh

upcycling clothes

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Submitted 2026-09-02T13:51:48Z by Certain_Cable_4876 https://ift.tt/x8qu3mk

Sustainable underwear

Help! I need new socks and boxers.

All the pairs I bought from Target over 2 y ago have almost all worn out.

I buy secondhand as much as possible, but I draw the line at underwear, socks, and shoes. I belive shrinking my footprint, no matter how futile, is important, at least for my heart. I feel the same way voting with my money. I might not be able to put Amazon out of business, but I can try.

So I need brands that suck less than others, i.e. not a major polluter, transparent supply chain, not a ton of human rights violations, not being boycott.

Boycotts I am participating in: Amazon, Walmart, Temu, Nike, Target, everything on the BDS Movement* (I need to review the list) and few fast food restaurants and

They also have to be affordable, because I'm a working class schmo and thrift was a value growing up. As such, sometimes more affordable is more money but longer lasting. My favorite brands for thrifting are work wear and outdoor brands.

What fabrics are more sustainable than others? Bamboo vrs cotton vrs synthetic?

Amd what the F are "cooling fabrics"?

Submitted 2026-09-02T12:11:38Z by brightbooger https://ift.tt/Cqv0YBO

Do you also ask this question while buying Leather Alternative?

This is the most asked question these days, Do you also ask this question- Plant-Based Leather Really Sustainable? Well I want to clarify Plantbased leather based on my work in this area for more than 3 years now. I beleive that consumers can safegurard them through misleading Green washing claims by asking right questions.

Anything which is not leather and have a slight composite of Plants are called Plantbased Leather however plant-based leather's sustainability ultimately depends on: How much Biobased the material is? and how much of it is actually present in the material, what other ingredients are used, How long the manufactured, how long the finished product to it at the end of its useful life.

In India, Plantbased leather is being made utilizing Agricultural waste and It gives waste a useful application, while waste otherwise may be burned, discarded or left with limited economic value.

but Agricultural waste does not Automatically means 100% Plant-base

A plant-based leather material is not necessarily made entirely from agricultural waste.

Most of the alternatives are composite materials. They may contain plant fibres or agricultural residues along with binders, coating, adhesives, fillers, pigments and other components required to give the material flexibility, water resistance and a consistent finish.

This is why simple calling something "Plant based Leather" and considering it sustainable is not actually good sustainable choice, You need to know what is inside the material.

What type of binder holds the fibres together? What type of coating is used? What adhesive joins the layers? Is the adhesive solvent based or Water based?

These questions matter because the sustainability of a composite material depends on its complete composition, not just its headline ingredients. Thus next time we shoulld be asking deep questions regarding materials being marked as sustainable.

Interested to know what more questions as a consumers you ask while buying an Innovative material?

Submitted 2026-09-02T07:17:16Z by Free_Bit5722 https://ift.tt/1sfE7wr

How many people are here who work around sustainable fashion and think it can add lot of premium and story to the brands

Hello everyone,

I am curious to know how many brands are here who think sustainable fashion is the future.
Adding sustainable and natural fibers may add lot of value and story to their brands.
A question from a sustainable fashion enthusiast and a weaver.

Submitted 2026-09-02T05:12:25Z by Yknownothingjohnsnow https://ift.tt/tRhOZWc