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Submitted October 17, 2026 at 02:15PM by _cometomama https://ift.tt/IpGZgMK
If you're looking to purchase a new pair from Vivaia :)
https://www.vivaia.com/x/d0577514
Thank you for using my code! <3
Get on up that soapbox and let us have it. Be civil and mind the rules.
A recurring thread for talking about things related to sustainable fashion. Be nice.
I think these terms get used interchangeably a lot, but they focus on two different things. Ethical fashion is about the people making our clothes, including fair pay, safe working conditions and transparency about who made them. Sustainable fashion looks more at the environmental side, like fabric choices, dyes, waste and how long a garment lasts.
A brand can use natural materials and still treat workers unfairly, just as a brand can pay workers fairly while relying on materials with a high environmental impact. Ideally, we should look at both, along with how transparent a brand is about its suppliers and production methods. And honestly, wearing what we already own for longer is a good place to start too.
Hi,
I’m a man, but it can apply to anyone, but where do you purchase your clothes now?
As I see, even Banana Republic (not factory) is using a lot of polyester and I thought Uniqlo was better in using 99% cotton, but it looks like their new products have more polyester.
I’m in Canada and I have no idea where to buy clothes made of mostly natural fabrics.
Thanks