Eco Fashion Guide
Monday, August 10, 2026
Canadian 'Eco-Friendly' Clothing Brand "Simons" Using AI in Twik Designs
Submitted August 10, 2026 at 08:27AM by Candid-Case-7955 https://ift.tt/HPfjIg3
#1 Epic Life Clothing Collective T-Shirt
Update: 47 Councils, T-Shirt Projekt läuft parallel – wo EPIC LIFE gerade steht
Kurzes Update, weil sich seit dem letzten Post einiges getan hat.
Stand heute: 47 Leute im Design Council. Nächster Meilenstein ist 100 – ab da gibt's ein Giveaway für die ersten 100 Design Councils (T-Shirt + Hoodie, je ein Stück). Noch 53 bis dahin.
Parallel dazu läuft schon das erste konkrete Projekt: das #1 Community T-Shirt. Die Community hat sich mit klarer Mehrheit dafür entschieden, gerade läuft die Umfrage zu Stoffgewicht, Schnitt und Farbe – aus der Fall/Winter 26/27 Palette. Die Top 3 Farben gehen danach nochmal in eine finale Abstimmung.
Zur Erinnerung, wie das Ganze funktioniert: Kein Lager, keine Überproduktion. Es wird erst produziert, wenn mindestens 100 Vorbestellungen zusammenkommen. Bis dahin bestimmt die Community mit, was überhaupt gemacht wird – Design, Material, Farbe. 10% vom Umsatz geht außerdem an soziale Projekte, die auch von euch ausgesucht werden.
Das heißt konkret: Wer jetzt einsteigt, ist nicht zu spät dran. Die wichtigsten Entscheidungen beim ersten Produkt laufen gerade erst – wer mitreden will, wie das T-Shirt am Ende aussieht, kann das jetzt noch tun.
Mitmachen ist kostenlos, unlimitiert, kein Kaufzwang. Wer Bock hat mitzugestalten statt nur zu konsumieren, ist willkommen. Hier der Link um Design Council zu werden:
https://epic-life.de/epic-life-design-council
Cheers,
EPIC LIFE
Submitted August 10, 2026 at 06:17AM by epiclife-cc https://ift.tt/WaJb9E1
Modern fashion has to be fast? VITO's sustainable materials experts Saskia and Tom see that differently.
Submitted August 10, 2026 at 03:22AM by VITOresearch https://ift.tt/0PUhMdW
Sunday, August 9, 2026
Funny story about clothing repurposing
I was reading somewhere about how someone wanted to take used undergarments and somehow repurpose them instead of throwing them out.
One of the ideas was to stitch them onto jean pockets and holes
And then the reply was “no one wants your dirty underwear as jean pockets”
LOL
Submitted August 10, 2026 at 12:42AM by Independent_Move8581 https://ift.tt/LXWb37C
Studying how people from mixed or multiple cultures feel about wedding attire & would love your input
Hi! I’m a fashion undergraduate doing research on how people who don’t belong to just one culture or country think about wedding attire maybe you grew up somewhere different from where your family’s from, or you’re marrying someone from a different background than yours. I’m exploring the idea of a dress that blends both parts of who you are into one piece, instead of picking just one, and I’d love to understand if this resonates with people or not. Would something like this feel meaningful to you for your own wedding? Do you think it’s a good idea in practice, or does it sound complicated? Genuinely open to any thoughts, including critical ones this is purely for my research.
If you have a couple of minutes, I’d also really appreciate it if you could fill out this short survey: Google Form.
Just answer whichever questions apply to you and it means a lot!
Submitted August 9, 2026 at 09:24AM by Low-Apartment8154 https://ift.tt/kxfowbj
Saturday, August 8, 2026
We’re spending billions on clothes we barely wear — and some of the numbers are ridiculous!!!
Submitted August 8, 2026 at 07:04AM by Slaybaeclub https://ift.tt/2CiIH9Z
Have you ever wondered how leaves and flowers can leave their natural patterns on fabric?
Submitted August 8, 2026 at 04:13AM by AnuprernaTextiles https://ift.tt/mMTQsyL
Friday, August 7, 2026
Where can I find straight leg jeans with a rise of 8 or 8 1/2 inches
As a 5'4 girl with a short torso, low rise is the only style that best fits me but it's so hard to find low rise jeans that are actually low AND straight leg, so please give me some recommendations
Submitted August 8, 2026 at 01:15AM by prettyskies13 https://ift.tt/EryJBaI
Sustainable Fashion Weekly General Discussion Thread
A recurring thread for talking about things related to sustainable fashion. Be nice.
Submitted August 7, 2026 at 02:00PM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/G9KE70x
When you buy natural fibers do you size up to account for shrinkage?
I am building a closet that I can wear for the next 10 years (I'm still wearing clothes from 10 years ago). I'm very interested in different organic fibers but I am afraid to spend a lot of money just for them to shrink and become unwearable... I wash in cold and hang dry as a rule of thumb, but I've been disappointed in the past by natural fibers shrinking on me.
TLDR: When you buy natural fibers (or shrinkable non-polyester fibers) like tencel, ramie, rayon, modal, linen, viscose etc, do you buy your size, or do you size up? Do you consider the shrink factor when you buy your natural fiber clothes?
Submitted August 7, 2026 at 08:58AM by Long-Definition9203 https://ift.tt/9A2QmBL