Ethical shoes

Ethical shoes are produced with responsible practices, supporting fair production alongside lasting comfort.

Submitted February 22, 2026 at 06:09AM by Cold-Business6788 https://ift.tt/3Bqj4gy

Growing brand 🔥🔥

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Submitted February 21, 2026 at 06:25PM by Datboi_6669 https://ift.tt/GWupyec

What are some must try clothing articles in your opinion?

Anything in perticular which you think everyone must try atleast once?

Submitted February 21, 2026 at 03:11PM by ColdThroat8711 https://ift.tt/FBnle26

Namarie Activewear

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Submitted February 21, 2026 at 10:19AM by Limp-Aioli13 https://ift.tt/9WyqTow

Why is sizing so chaotic, especially with second-hand clothes?

I just bought something that was listed as one size and when it came… it was not that size at all. Proper “what I ordered vs what I got” moment. First time it’s happened to me and it’s so annoying.

When you guys buy clothes online, how do you pick your size? Do you actually check measurements or just go with your usual and hope?

How often does stuff end up fitting wrong? And what do you wish sellers would include but usually don’t?

Genuinely curious because this has put me off a bit.

Submitted February 21, 2026 at 04:28AM by Street-Anybody-4023 https://ift.tt/sDC3IzA

Sustainable Fashion Weekly General Discussion Thread

A recurring thread for talking about things related to sustainable fashion. Be nice.

Submitted February 20, 2026 at 02:00PM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/xM4QWdg

Brixtol Textiles Wax jacket Curtis in color brown, PFAS-free?

Hey, I can’t get a reply from Brixtol Textiles, do you guys know if their waxed jackets are PFAS-free? Need an answer pretty quickly on this :(

Have they also always been?

Submitted February 20, 2026 at 09:41AM by Boring_Orange7390 https://ift.tt/UqDtBJz

Sustainable print on demand t-shirts based in the US?

Hi. Does anyone know of a US based print on demand t-shirt company that uses sustainable materials and ships plastic-free? Thanks!

Submitted February 20, 2026 at 06:04AM by BornAd9021 https://ift.tt/NSq2kRw

lifting clothes, natural or comfy fibers?

sorry, the question might be an oxymoron lol.

i come from an area where fitness is really big, weightlifting in particular. very familiar with seeing girls wear brands like alphalete, buff bunny, aybl. ie black tight short shorts with a loose shirt.

however, i literally hate the fit and material of most of these brands. i may look snatched but plastic fabric digging up into my crack is not ideal.

i don’t really want suggestions for “yoga style” brands, like lululemon/athleta/girlfriend collective. nor do i want big brands like nike or adidas. i’ve tried them all and they don’t fit my needs.

i want to look fashionable, the look at my local lifting gyms is very done up but physically strong. i also don’t want impracticality, ie my boobs/butt falling out of my clothes, low quality fabrics.

thank you!!

Submitted February 19, 2026 at 01:15PM by miille-fleurs https://ift.tt/721kXSw

London Fashion Week 2026: A Spectacle of Innovation and Sustainability

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Submitted February 19, 2026 at 10:24AM by LME247 https://ift.tt/e3fIAC6

Common Style Mistakes to Avoid in Your 30s

• Overloading outfits with multiple trends at once
• Ignoring proper fit and proportion
• Choosing quantity over quality
  
• Holding onto outdated pieces out of habit
  
• Wearing fabrics that lose shape quickly
  
• Overaccessorizing simple outfits
  
• Dressing without considering the occasion or lifestyle
  
• Buying pieces that do not pair well with existing staples

Submitted February 19, 2026 at 01:39AM by glanciastore https://ift.tt/V2IwfLY

Clothes and microtrends: What was your last straw?

I'm 25F, and over the last 3-4 years, I've cut back a ton on impulsive purchases, upcycled my clothes, and given away most of my old ones as responsibly as I could. I definitely had a little bit of a problem - buying into trends and microtrends, filling up my wardrobe with A LOT of extremely cheap clothes I barely wore. I'm reflecting, and I think I really lost it somewhere around the pandemic and realized I was just trying to buy into an identity. If that makes sense? I feel like it is acceptable at around 20 to explore a little and find your style, but in hindsight, it was quite a big problem.

A lot of friends my age seem to have the same problem. How do I talk to them about this cycle they're stuck in without sounding overly preachy?

I'd love to know what was the last straw that made you cut back on impulsive clothing purchases. More perspectives can perhaps help me articulate/approach this better. Thanks!

Submitted February 19, 2026 at 12:48AM by Similar_Paper7765 https://ift.tt/IWXfRcY

Help a university girl out 🙏🏼

Hi! I’m a Fashion Business student doing an Honours Project on how people search and decide when shopping second-hand fashion online. The anonymous survey takes ~3 minutes (search/browsing, sizing/fit, condition clarity, trust).

New link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeAGszT9bOcY\_qEbwen3TkUcbFdeHYXY4-dWJ0WvkNMhFsjwA/viewform?usp=header

https://forms.gle/SYjDUi12bYcYaVhv8

Thanks so much!

Submitted February 17, 2026 at 12:39PM by Haunting-Sound-7453 https://ift.tt/HgvwWte

Weekly Thrift Haul Thread

Because the most sustainable clothing is what already exists, show off your thrifted pieces here!

Submitted February 18, 2026 at 11:00AM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/PNDlzno

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Submitted February 18, 2026 at 10:02AM by Hot_Supermarket9039 https://ift.tt/tIVRA6N

where to buy fabric?

i want to get into sewing and making my own clothes, partially because nothing fits, but mostly cuz sustainability.

my dilemma is, where do i buy fabrics? is it ethical to buy them from michael’s or a craft store? i would assume not. but im wondering if its better than fast fashion?

pls lmk how to go about this!

Submitted February 18, 2026 at 06:23AM by alaniluv https://ift.tt/IctNY4D

Hand-knitted organic cotton tank top🧶

https://ift.tt/sXp8lTo

Submitted February 17, 2026 at 12:59PM by Maleficent_Lobster77 https://ift.tt/Rtir3WD

🌿 Organic Threads! 🌿

I am excited to introduce this business idea Organic Threads, your go-to online marketplace for a wide range of organic clothing and accessories! Our mission is to provide environmentally conscious consumers with stylish, sustainable options that don’t compromise on quality.

Submitted February 17, 2026 at 09:07AM by Legal-Cap3582 https://ift.tt/qJYAzIM

How people afford to buy such things?

I see people who have more financial problems thn our family but they dress so cool like for other things he cannot even afford one but clothes they never repeat I'm just curious how they get money for this all i want to have nice cloths too but I can't afford to buy 200rs seems expensive to me idk why

Submitted February 17, 2026 at 07:33AM by Choco_cocoXD https://ift.tt/mRq0JuX

Working on something new. Anyone interested in following along?

I'm a nurse and I've been working on my own scrubs idea on the side. I think what I'm making is different from what's out there right now.

Nothing to sell yet. Just testing and figuring things out.

If anyone wants to see the process or follow along, I'm on Instagram at @/weareronbo. Will be posting updates in the next coming months.

Would be cool to have some people from this community along for the ride.

Submitted February 16, 2026 at 09:58AM by CoyoteEuphoric9268 https://ift.tt/KM1ZlP3

WAYWT Sustainable Edition

The workweek has started. Show off your sustainable Monday fit.

Share a bit about why your fit is sustainable.

This is a judgment-free zone. We all know sustainability in fashion is nuanced and complicated, so don't sweat it. For example, your polyester shirt may not be "eco-friendly" but if you've had it a long time, wear it a lot, and plan to keep it a long time then it's about as sustainable as you can get simply by how your wear it.

Let's celebrate the different approaches people and brands take to address our common goal.

Submitted February 16, 2026 at 09:01AM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/hOHfysj

Has focusing on fewer, better made pieces actually reduced your overall consumption?

I’ve been reflecting on how often I used to buy trend-based pieces that didn’t last very long. Lately I’ve been considering whether investing in fewer, more thoughtfully made items actually changes long-term consumption habits. While browsing recently, I noticed some smaller labels that seem to emphasize quality over trend cycles, Arotagas was one example and it made me question how much of sustainability really comes down to longevity versus branding. For those who’ve shifted toward buying fewer pieces, did it genuinely reduce your consumption over time? Or did your shopping habits stay about the same?

Submitted February 16, 2026 at 03:54AM by Odd-Masterpiece6029 https://ift.tt/wVTjNW8

I JUST LEARNED........

/r/u_SlowFashionIndia/comments/1r62l9u/i_just_learned/

Submitted February 16, 2026 at 01:52AM by SlowFashionIndia https://ift.tt/IHDZsEa

thrift flip ideas?

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Submitted February 15, 2026 at 12:09PM by 1loovemycaT https://ift.tt/R0eCVim

How to dye a linen dress

Hello all! I have a beautiful black 100% linen dress that I purchased four years ago in a sale and religiously wear every summer. Over time, the dye has gradually started to fade, and the dress no longer looks great. How can I restore this to its former glory? Are there any specific fabric dyes that work best with linen? The dress is not lined. Thanks!

Submitted February 15, 2026 at 07:04AM by frillsandfashion9 https://ift.tt/Ir2oKwG

Why "Kala Cotton" is the most underrated fabric for the Indian summer (and the Vankar story behind it)

/r/Bhujodi_Saree/comments/1r57k2k/why_kala_cotton_is_the_most_underrated_fabric_for/

Submitted February 15, 2026 at 01:32AM by craftcentres https://ift.tt/ZUEKBzf

9 to five Escape plan

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Submitted February 14, 2026 at 08:39AM by Creative-Bumblebee73 https://ift.tt/fOFD3T2

Repair or give up?

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Submitted February 14, 2026 at 06:05AM by ZimCube94 https://ift.tt/Xl14Stx

If you could build a 5-piece summer capsule wardrobe, what fabrics would you choose?

Trying to reduce decision fatigue and overbuying.

If you had to choose just five pieces for summer, what fabrics and silhouettes would you prioritize?

Interested in practicality over trends.

Submitted February 13, 2026 at 03:27AM by kristooolia https://ift.tt/rChQHyu

Custom made dress are a better option for quality, price and they tell a story.

It's so difficult to find something of good quality these days without it costing a fortune. I used to be able to find nice everyday dresses in the stores that last a long time but now they are really rare and the ones that you find are so low quality but high price. I am growing more dislike for mass produced materials. So, I am now always considering custom made but then it is hard to find people who make things these days.

Submitted February 13, 2026 at 01:06AM by Real-Way-1474 https://ift.tt/jV6fRH4

Can sustainable fashion ever be affordable?

/r/TextileInnovationAU/comments/1r3afq2/can_sustainable_fashion_ever_be_affordable/

Submitted February 12, 2026 at 07:27PM by Mean_Sector1343 https://ift.tt/3HAbrRp

Been trying to find accessories without logos. These three are $60 each.

Been looking for stuff that isn't just a hat with a font on it.

Found this brand that makes these three objects - PLATE, LABEL, INDEX. No branding, no tags, no meaning really. Just shapes. Metal, I think.

They cost $60 each. I don't know if that's reasonable or if I've just been conditioned by Supreme to think simple = expensive.

Also their site operates on some weird schedule. Closes Sunday, opens Thursday. Not sure if that's pretentious or just honest.

Elohm if you wanna see what I mean.

Not buying yet. But I keep thinking about them. Anyone else ever paid for stuff like this or is this where fashion turns into art gallery logic?

Submitted February 12, 2026 at 04:57PM by Ang3ls https://ift.tt/UI40TmZ

NEW Business!! My startup in sustainable fashion

I will not try to be super promotional, but I would love feedback on my startup. I call it Stem Stitch. https://www.instagram.com/stemstitch_26?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==

I love the idea of taking extra inventory from fashion cycles and resell them with new embroidered designs. my insta does a little bit more to explain it, but I want to see what everyone wants from sustainable fashion. Feel free to share ideas and things to look out for!

Submitted February 12, 2026 at 03:09PM by DullAffect4582 https://ift.tt/ZHE03Dc

New York Fashion Week: 2026

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Submitted February 12, 2026 at 11:51AM by LME247 https://ift.tt/A4kXDia

Thrifted this black petticoat

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Submitted February 11, 2026 at 08:53AM by jrofied https://ift.tt/e3hVpmD

Welcome to TrueBalance Where Wellness Meets Luxury

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Submitted February 11, 2026 at 03:29AM by QualityGoodsNo1 https://ift.tt/nMCz56S

Sustainable workshop

We’re a tiny, women-owned studio in India focusing on ultra-high quality, not quantity. We use Oeko-Tex certified fabrics because we believe what touches your skin should be safe and built to last.

Our Moq starts from 10 pcs because ethical fashion shouldn't be a luxury gatekept from everyone. We don’t do mass production; we do intentional, small-batch craft.

If you're into slow fashion and supporting transparent makers, we’d love your support in spreading the word!

Submitted February 11, 2026 at 12:30AM by nostalgic2910 https://ift.tt/v1F0bL2

Saved up to launch my first online clothing business

I’ve been saving up for a while now and I’m finally at the point where I’m ready to launch my first online clothing business. I’ve put a lot of thought into the direction and identity of the brand and I know exactly the aesthetic I want to focus on. The style is more office wear with an old money feel timeless pieces, structured silhouettes, quality fabrics and something that feels elegant and elevated without looking outdated or overly formal. I want it to feel refined and intentional, not fast fashion or trend chasing. A lot of what I see from bigger retailers like Zara feels too basic or mass produced, and doesn’t really capture that classic, polished look I’m aiming for.

My biggest challenge right now is figuring out where to actually find suppliers that align with that vision and that can also provide enough quantity to build a consistent inventory. I don’t want to rely on random small vendors and risk running into stock issues early on. At the same time, I don’t want generic wholesale pieces that don’t reflect the identity I’m trying to build. I want to work with suppliers that offer pieces that feel timeless, well made and curated but also allow me to restock and grow without constantly starting from zero.

Submitted February 10, 2026 at 10:00AM by Accurate_Train_992 https://ift.tt/JCeQcB6

Weekly survey request thread

Please feel free to post as many surveys as you'd like in this thread. This post will repeat every week on Tuesdays at 8 am CST.

Submitted February 10, 2026 at 09:00AM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/lO29RTc

Choosing the Right Colours for Valentine’s

Colour sets the tone of your Valentine’s Day outfit long before details come into play. Instead of relying on obvious cues, the focus is on shades that feel natural, flattering, and suited to the moment.

Soft hues for daytime plans. Blush pinks, muted pastels, and lighter neutrals bring warmth and freshness without feeling predictable.

Deeper tones for evening settings. Wine, emerald, fawn, and jewel shades add intimacy and depth while enhancing embroidered details.

Neutrals as a styling anchor. Ivory, camel, and soft metallics allow embroidery to stand out without overwhelming the look.

Choose mood over symbolism. The right colour is one that reflects how you want to feel, not what the occasion expects.

Submitted February 10, 2026 at 04:41AM by angadcreations1992 https://ift.tt/8SOaG0W

Men's winter jacket that is ethically sourced and does not contain any synthetic materials whatsoever

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Submitted February 10, 2026 at 12:14AM by Background_Tea_1261 https://ift.tt/E4KZoD9

Anime costumes should be made out of cotton

and cost twice as much.
I would love nothing more than to see children wearing their favorite anime clothes every single day - but the polyester is TRASH. The kids WANT to wear the costumes, but even they aren't stupid and know the polyester outfits are uncomfortable, fragile, and a little janky for everyday wear.
WHY don't they make the silly fun clothes out of GOOD FABRIC so the kids will actually wear them OUT instead of just wearing them once on Halloween?! Forty bucks for a costume a kid wears ONCE is such a waste. A hundred bucks for an OUTFIT a kid human wears a hundred times is worth every penny.

We need to make fun clothes out of good fabric and charge accordingly if we want sustainable fashion. Fashion can't be sustainable if we allow the industry to keep producing trash.

Submitted February 09, 2026 at 08:06AM by AuntieRoseSews https://ift.tt/hY9fEdZ

any ideas on how to thrift flip this Jennyfer dress?

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Submitted February 09, 2026 at 04:08AM by 1loovemycaT https://ift.tt/UwZqEup

seeking advice on a purchase

So i’ve worked in retail for a few years. I really enjoy it, everyone is really nice and it’s easygoing. however about a year ago I started to think more about how wasteful fast fashion is and stopped buying as much. In the past few months i’ve completely stopped and started buying secondhand or from small businesses. Anyways, the other day someone made a return and i ended up purchasing it. I regret buying it and i probably could’ve found something similar secondhand, but now im not sure what to do. If i return it it’ll get shipped out to wherever and either get discounted or thrown out, im not entirely sure what will happen. So is it better to return it? or at this point just keep it and realize i made a mistake?

Submitted February 09, 2026 at 12:27AM by Lunathecat07 https://ift.tt/diW6SpD

Any advice for covering/repairing the padding on the heel of these shoe?

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Submitted February 08, 2026 at 01:17PM by ferralkid https://ift.tt/tzvRA3T

I turned my dad's jeans intoooo this ( I'm not done yet)

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Submitted February 08, 2026 at 11:03AM by Ok-Mess-3302 https://ift.tt/6fjPkVR

Found a hidden gem for Organic Cotton dresses (House of Mantra) – giving major high-end sustainable vibes!

Is it just me, or is finding actually stylish organic cotton dresses a mission lately?

I’ve been tracking House of Mantra for a bit, and their latest Organic Cotton drop is giving me serious FOMO. Most sustainable brands stay safe with beige/white, but these guys are actually playing with silhouettes and prints that look premium and chic.

Why it caught my eye for this sub:

• The Fabric: 100% Organic Cotton (no itchy synthetic fibers).
• The Vibe: It’s giving "quiet luxury" but sustainably made. Perfect for work or a brunch date.
• The FOMO Factor: It feels like one of those boutique labels that’s about to blow up. I’d rather get it now before the price hike or it goes out of stock.

Check out the collection here: https://www.houseofmantra.in/collections/organic-cotton-dresses

https://preview.redd.it/otw5iq4feaig1.jpg?width=1100&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d05ca53e184670c9fcb1abf28d4bdf12cc2aadfe

Has anyone here ordered from them before? I’m eyeing a couple of pieces for my summer wardrobe. Would love to know your thoughts on the designs!

Submitted February 08, 2026 at 10:12AM by Fine-Attorney-394 https://ift.tt/xXnoUby

Anyone else feel irritated by what they wear? Building something to solve this.

https://ift.tt/T30igQk

Submitted February 08, 2026 at 06:06AM by laujay828 https://ift.tt/w8TsiHG

buying online vs. in store?

buying online vs. in store?

not sure if this is the right place to ask this question but i wasnt sure where else to ask.

this has been bugging me for a while and id love an answer thats backed up by research if possible.

so i live in a rural part of austria therefore there are not a lot of choices when it comes to clothing stores. i am in desperate need of some new gymwear and i was debating whether buying from a sustainable brand *online* was more sustainable than buying gymwear from a less sustainable brand *in store.* my thought is, of course i would prefer a sustainable brand but is the process of them shipping my order from god knows where to me possibly even more harmful than buying from a less-sustainable alternative thats already in a store near me?

the gymwear i can buy near me is very limited when it comes to brand choices so id probably have to drive around quite a while to find something possibly better in store.

i hope thats not an absolutely idiotic question to ask, im literally just trying to do better.

Submitted February 07, 2026 at 12:54PM by Intelligent_Rope8666 https://ift.tt/AmGNozY

Sustainable Canadian- or American-Made Activewear

Hi, all. I’m brand new to Reddit—this is my first post—so please forgive me if I make any mistakes in style or etiquette. I’m looking for sustainable activewear—preferably made wholly with natural fibres or with the smallest percentage of synthetic fibres possible. (Wool isn’t my favourite, so if there are any options that are only cotton, bamboo, hemp, etc., that would be wonderful.) I’m based in Canada, so I’d love to find companies who sell, and ideally make, sustainable clothing, including activewear, domestically. If not in Canada, then I’m interested in hearing about alternatives from the U.S. (I’m afraid import duties are prohibitively expensive from overseas companies at this time.) Thanks in advance.

Submitted February 07, 2026 at 01:13PM by PenNegative1123 https://ift.tt/gZCLjYt

Where do you usually find sustainable fashion at reasonable prices?

I’ve been trying to be more intentional about sustainable fashion, but prices can vary a lot depending on where you shop. Between ethical brands, small designers, and different marketplaces, it feels like knowing where to look really matters.

I usually compare materials, production practices, and pricing across different sources to find pieces that make sense long term.

I’ve also been checking live auctions on whatnot, where sustainably made pieces and ethical brands show up occasionally.

Where do you usually shop for sustainable fashion that balances ethics and price?

Submitted February 07, 2026 at 09:41AM by charlemagne_74 https://ift.tt/DM8CEvj

Dear fellow Europeans, what do you think of Indian artisan made, fusion designs in Clothing, accessories(bags, belts), would you consider it luxury ?

/r/handbags/comments/1qydp7z/dear_fellow_europeans_what_do_you_think_of_indian/

Submitted February 07, 2026 at 08:24AM by Background_Bell9570 https://ift.tt/352KdUC

What brands do you look for on Vinted? (Looking for wedding dress but also in general)

hi everyone! to be sustainable i only buy secondhand, but i don't know which brands to search on vinted to find high quality, durable clothing rather than dropshippers. i googled sustainable brands and look for them on vinted, but it barely yields any search results.

I'm currently looking for a white dress for my wedding, and haven't been able to find the quality i want. (I don't like bridal gowns so I'm just using the long dress category instead of the wedding dress category)

Submitted February 06, 2026 at 12:08PM by Aggravating_Buy_1348 https://ift.tt/WyURxXs

Rachel Scott (Diotima): A Modern Muse Redefining Style

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Submitted February 06, 2026 at 11:38AM by LME247 https://ift.tt/eE7mYHU

Have you ever tried the brand Aya Ecofashion?

Bit of context: So, I've been transforming my life into a plastic-free one (as much as I can tho) for the last couple of years. Started with the basics, cotton bags, leaving plastic bottles water behind, soap, but my biggest issue was always with clothing.

Lots of brands promote themselves as mega sustainable, 100% plastic-free, but its mostly greenwashing. Supply chain in several countries, horrendous ethics when it comes to manufacturers, or just lying in my face.

However, when I was about to quit the search, I found a brand called Aya. It's from Peru and they claim to be creating the healthiest fashion brand in the world. Honestly, doing a proper digging and even exchanging emails, they are pretty much perfect, but I don't want to get excited right away... and that brings me here.

Has anyone tried them before? And if so, what's your honest opinion?

Submitted February 06, 2026 at 11:12AM by Majestic-Weight-9149 https://ift.tt/1Hizwyo

Is Recycled Polyester Really a Solution to Fashion’s Plastic Pollution Problem?

/r/u_Bags_of_EThics_DE/comments/1qxe6bj/is_recycled_polyester_really_a_solution_to/

Submitted February 06, 2026 at 05:40AM by Bags_of_EThics_DE https://ift.tt/tTFgazB

What materials release microplastics when washed?

Hi I buy pretty much all my clothes second hand so I don’t need to worry too much about environmental harm during production. However, I do try to buy natural and biodegradable clothes anyway (e.g. cotton, wool) to reduce microplastic pollution from washing and general quality/comfort/performance. However, there is the odd thing that it’s very difficult or even impossible to get 100% natural fibres - such as a suit or some sports/outdoors wear. I know you can get suits with natural lining such as cotton but they’re quite hard to find and even more so second hand! Does anyone have any info on synthetic or semi-synthetic materials that have a minimal environmental impact (barring its production given I’m looking second hand). Thanks for any help. Details on biodegradability of the material would also be interesting but obvs not the main thing as I’m buying clothes already in the second hand market.

Submitted February 05, 2026 at 11:12AM by Drummer_boys_well https://ift.tt/1jXizW9

What's one habit that elevated your style without buying anything?

Id like to share mine. the biggest shift was honestly training my eye by doomscroling at pinterest lol to wire my brain into different styles that fit me. I stopped defaulting to the same safe combos and started seeing new silhouettes inside my own closet.

++ also i found out this app called whering (not sponsored!!) Its like an outfit builder from the movie Clueless. It made me realize how much outfits i could make in my wardrobe plus its a creativity exercise. Though it requires SO SO much of your time taking photos of every piece of cloth/accessory/shoes you have.

curious what habits changed your style without spending money (that i can also adapt haha!) especially the unglamorous ones no one talks about.

Submitted February 05, 2026 at 09:25AM by alula_wanders https://ift.tt/R3V26Od

Copenhagen Fashion Week 2026: Charting Its Own Course in Style & Accessories.

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Submitted February 05, 2026 at 08:36AM by LME247 https://ift.tt/jE7q80U

Ethical wool jumper suggestions

hello,

can you recommend any brands available in UK which supply wool jumpers where the wool has been sheared traditionally? or use recycled wool?

I understand the traditional method is gentler on the sheep and doesn't hurt them like electric clippers can do.

thank you

Submitted February 05, 2026 at 06:09AM by ApprehensiveDraw5426 https://ift.tt/SwBU8HL

“Collana Imperiale” T-shirt

https://ift.tt/gM8IxHa

Submitted February 04, 2026 at 11:07AM by Zederick- https://ift.tt/0gfrG4O

👋 Welcome to r/TextileInnovationAU - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

/r/TextileInnovationAU/comments/1qvfx6v/welcome_to_rtextileinnovationau_introduce/

Submitted February 04, 2026 at 12:25AM by Mean_Sector1343 https://ift.tt/3GPulwU

re-styled the old pieces I made

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Submitted February 03, 2026 at 07:22AM by jrofied https://ift.tt/I9DsipG

How Bamboo Socks Improve Foot Comfort While Supporting Sustainable Living

Let’s talk about something we all wear but rarely think about - socks. They’re a daily essential, quietly supporting us through long workdays, commutes, workouts, and travel. Yet, most of us still treat socks as an afterthought. That’s slowly changing in India, thanks to the rise of conscious living and smarter fabric choices like bamboo.

Across India, more people are becoming mindful about what they buy and wear. From sustainable clothing to eco-friendly products, conscious living is no longer just a trend - it’s becoming a lifestyle. Shoppers today want comfort, quality, and sustainability in one package. And that’s exactly where bamboo socks step in.

Bamboo socks are designed for breathable comfort, which makes a huge difference in India’s warm and humid weather. Bamboo fabric naturally allows better airflow, helping feet stay cool and dry. It also has moisture-wicking and odour-resistant properties, which means fewer sweaty and smelly feet after a long day.

What makes bamboo even more appealing is its planet-friendly nature. Bamboo grows quickly, needs less water than cotton, and requires fewer chemicals. That makes it a more sustainable fabric choice for those trying to reduce their environmental impact. Choosing bamboo socks may seem like a small step, but small choices add up.

Comfort-wise, bamboo socks are incredibly soft and gentle on the skin, making them perfect for everyday wear. Once you switch, regular socks often feel like a downgrade.

I'd love to hear about your wardrobe upgrade.

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Submitted February 03, 2026 at 05:59AM by Sensitive_Raise5060 https://ift.tt/HcbKIJG

hey, im searching a modular clothing concept where 9-12 garments mix for daily wear. would this make sense to you or do you prefer more statement pieces?

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Submitted February 03, 2026 at 04:48AM by rttri23 https://ift.tt/LZKl57X

Care Tips for Cape Shawls

1. Dry-clean embroidered pieces only.
   
2. Store folded in breathable cotton bags.
   
3. Avoid direct sunlight and perfume exposure.
   
4. Handle gently to protect the handcrafted embroidery.
   
5. Proper care ensures your shawl remains elegant for years.

Submitted February 03, 2026 at 03:06AM by angadcreations1992 https://ift.tt/FpOnt7P

Turning Sustainable Ideas Into Wearable Pieces, Lessons From My First Samples

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a small clothing line with one clear goal: create garments that are thoughtful, durable, and sustainable. It started with sketches and brainstorming materials that would last, but once I moved to making physical samples, I realized just how much care every step requires.

Working with fabrics that are eco-friendly was both exciting and challenging. Some materials behaved differently than expected, colors shifted once printed, and tiny details like stitching or seam placement made a huge difference in the longevity and feel of the garment. Every sample became a small lesson in mindful production and conscious design.

Managing timelines, sample revisions, and communication with factories on my own quickly became overwhelming. That’s when I started using Manta sourcing, full disclosure, I’m not affiliated, to help coordinate samples and production. It didn’t take away the learning, but it helped me focus on making better, more thoughtful design decisions without losing track of logistics.

Receiving the first batch of samples was an incredible experience. Some pieces needed tweaks, some exceeded expectations, but each one reinforced a key principle: sustainable fashion is as much about process and care as it is about materials. Every choice, no matter how small, impacts the quality, longevity, and environmental footprint of the garment.

I’d love to hear from this community: how do you approach early samples or small-batch production while keeping sustainability in mind? Any lessons you wish you had learned sooner?

Submitted February 02, 2026 at 02:24PM by Key_Call_9834 https://ift.tt/CXoTp0x

thermal clothes

I can’t find thermal clothes that I actually want to wear every day. Everything is either ugly, feels synthetic, or costs way too much. I want pieces that are warm, comfortable, stylish, and made from natural or high-quality materials something I can wear all day, not just on a hike or ski trip. Why is it so hard to find thermal wear that looks good AND feels good?

Submitted February 02, 2026 at 11:57AM by Agitated-Ride-7717 https://ift.tt/8BCsg4O

WAYWT Sustainable Edition

The workweek has started. Show off your sustainable Monday fit.

Share a bit about why your fit is sustainable.

This is a judgment-free zone. We all know sustainability in fashion is nuanced and complicated, so don't sweat it. For example, your polyester shirt may not be "eco-friendly" but if you've had it a long time, wear it a lot, and plan to keep it a long time then it's about as sustainable as you can get simply by how your wear it.

Let's celebrate the different approaches people and brands take to address our common goal.

Submitted February 02, 2026 at 09:01AM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/DuwjOai

Sustainable Fashion

🌱 Calling all fashion lovers & sustainability supporters! 🌱

Hi everyone! My name is Emily, and I’m a final-year Fashion Management student. I’m currently researching the viability and scalability of fruit‑based bio‑leathers as sustainable alternatives within the fashion industry.

As innovative materials like mushroom leather grow in popularity, fruit-based leathers made from food‑industry waste are becoming exciting, eco‑friendly options. My study aims to explore whether these materials could be viable, scalable, and environmentally responsible replacements for traditional leather, helping push the fashion industry towards a more sustainable future.

✨ I’m truly passionate about sustainability, and this research means a lot to me. Your input would really help shape my findings and support positive change in the fashion world.

🕒 The questionnaire takes less than 5 minutes — quick, easy, and incredibly valuable for my final-year project.

If you can spare a moment, I’d be so grateful. 💚

 

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Thank you so much for your support!

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Submitted February 02, 2026 at 08:14AM by Madduxxxxx https://ift.tt/0Tz4EBp

Qalamkar Sahil Luxury Lawn

Experience the pinnacle of summer elegance with the Qalamkar Sahil Luxury Lawn Collection. This season, Zara Shahjahan redefines sophistication through breathable, premium fabrics and intricate, hand-crafted embroidery. Each piece in this lineup captures a vibrant spirit, blending traditional motifs with modern silhouettes for a truly festive look.

Why wait to upgrade your wardrobe? You can now shop online at AANGAN to secure these timeless designs before they vanish. We prioritise your convenience by offering free shipping and COD across India. Embrace the artistry of Qalamkar Sahil luxury lawn today. Elevate your style effortlessly—order now and own pure luxury.

Submitted February 01, 2026 at 09:57PM by Nishantseo2022 https://ift.tt/rYOim2J

Comfy Yet Non Frumpy Dresses

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Submitted February 01, 2026 at 08:32PM by loclife92 https://ift.tt/8AbjuOr

It’s not a fashion it’s a lifestyle

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Submitted February 01, 2026 at 04:58PM by MostSpiritual5781 https://ift.tt/hKLdlvB

Good dressed

Im looking for any brand that has a good range of dresses, I love Patagonia but they just don’t have enough range in that area. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!

Submitted February 01, 2026 at 12:05PM by isabellathome https://ift.tt/kyLnEoG