Welcome to our brand

/r/Promoteyourclothing/comments/1xbgoqr/welcome_to_our_brand/

Submitted October 21, 2026 at 03:33AM by Substantial_Pie9382 https://ift.tt/MrDRb1x

Any ethical places where I can purchase a skirt with this pattern at an affordable price?

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Submitted October 21, 2026 at 03:20AM by coihoumy https://ift.tt/Q0XTEvd

Reviving local textile heritage: Augsburg (Germany) & local EU production 🇩🇪🧵

/r/BuyFromEU/comments/1xbfyfs/reviving_local_textile_heritage_augsburg_germany/

Submitted October 21, 2026 at 02:48AM by Weitflieger https://ift.tt/W5uaDdo

Blanket and Quilt Jackets

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Submitted October 21, 2026 at 12:11AM by Cordee https://ift.tt/TYXvmn3

Weekly survey request thread

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Submitted October 20, 2026 at 09:00AM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/nlzQOZG

I accidentally shattered a moonstone while wire wrapping. Instead of throwing it away, I turned the broken pieces into two pendants.

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Submitted October 20, 2026 at 08:41AM by Buffyferry https://ift.tt/OKk1jME

How do you find good quality clothes these days?

Over the last year and a half, I got to a point where I could afford more expensive things, including clothes. I always looked at brands like Prada and Gucci as something I wanted to own. But after buying some luxury items, I was disappointed.

I started looking for less branded clothes made with good quality and only natural materials. It was harder than I expected, I guess smaller brands are difficult to find because they don't spend much on marketing.

My method is to google very specific things. For example, a brown coat, fabric type and GSM, search through Google Images, check brands that look interesting, read reviews, and check the return policy before placing my first order.

It takes time, but it's worth it (in my opinion). I'm much happier with the clothes I'm finding now.

Has anyone else gone through something similar? How do you find good quality clothes today, especially with so many brands lowering their quality?

These are some brands I love: Lemaire, Toteme, MaxMara, Bradic, Another Tomorrow,Margaret Howell.

Submitted October 20, 2026 at 06:42AM by Round_Schedule7013 https://ift.tt/I4jTugq

Winter Clothing Question

Hi! I am moving to NYC (from southern california... bigggg weather change lol) and I am trying to research ways to stay warm and dry and windproof myself using clothing with natural fabrics. Also trying to do this with somewhat of a budget - I'm aware natural materials (especially warm ones) are more expensive so I am somewhat flexible but would prefer nothing well over $300 (open to vintage of course!)

Does anyone know of good options / a good layering system (ex. wool base layer, top that with "x jacket" ) I can use for warmth and waterproofing and wind resistance? Thank you so much!

Submitted October 19, 2026 at 11:54PM by rcanyon https://ift.tt/UXpKykg

Is it possible to slut it up in natural fiber clothes?

I'm in the process of moving away from fast fashion and plastic clothing, but I'm really struggling with the clash between my personal style and what's available. I wear a lot of clubwear, glitter, sequins, rhinestones and crop tops/miniskirts ect, but that market seems to be... Not very targeted by most of the sustainable brands I'm aware of. Does anyone know the sustainable version of "two postage stamps and some string" for me?

Submitted October 19, 2026 at 05:22AM by HairyMycologist6032 https://ift.tt/46oIfaA

Looking for actual GOTS certified intimates

I am reading that an item that uses GOTS-certified cotton or is from a GOTS-certified brand does not necessarily mean the item is actually a GOTS-certified product... I am having SO much trouble finding intimates that are GOTS-certified items.

I would prefer to not pay an arm and a leg for an item and I am in the US, if anyone has any suggestions that are able to ship to me.

Submitted October 19, 2026 at 12:40AM by Available-Double-971 https://ift.tt/ORDuEeq

Decluttering Question!

I’ve been cleaning out my closet and as a sweaty individual, I have a few pieces that have armpit sweat stains or a lingering odor. I hesitate to throw anything away (usually donate, sell, etc) so wanted to check here first. Could the rest of the fabric be used for anything? Is landfill my only option?

Submitted October 18, 2026 at 11:46PM by soapyskink https://ift.tt/xoZ29Dn

My opinions

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Submitted October 18, 2026 at 08:38AM by anulkaa_ju https://ift.tt/ZT3l1Ry

Mid-30s, finally earning well, want to quit fast fashion. Which Indian labels should I try?

/r/IndianFashionAddicts/comments/1x8xof9/mid30s_finally_earning_well_want_to_quit_fast/

Submitted October 18, 2026 at 05:23AM by Minerva_Khajuria https://ift.tt/F74TRZL

where you guys find wholesale jewelry thats properly vegan/cruelty free?

Trying to find some fashion jewelry for a small collection but i want suppliers thats clear about materials...no leather, shell or random animal materials hidden somewhere in details. ive been checking jewelry suppliers on Alibaba too and theres loads of stainless steel, brass and acrylic options which seems fine, but im not sure what people normally ask supplier if they wanna call the finished line vegan. is there some certification for this or mostly checking every material, glue and coating yourself? also any wholesale sites where you can filter for vegan/cruelty free jewelry instead of opening every product one by one? how you guys normally verify this before putting it in product description?

Submitted October 18, 2026 at 03:21AM by shaila_sultana https://ift.tt/cfe0xQL

Don’t want to pay heavy prices for polyester

Everything, literally everything I see on brands is polyester and 95% of times it’s 100% polyester. I do not want to spend a lot of money just to get polyester.

I was wondering if I should get cloths from a thrift store or from someone who’s trying to get rid of their wardrobe. Even if it’s polyester it’s gonna give same already existing cloths a new life and price will be significantly lower than what I’m getting at H&M or ZARA or Mango.
I think already existing used cloths should be used first before getting more.
If it’s not polyester that’s excellent. How do I figure out blend at a thrift store? Most of the times it doesn’t look polyester but is polyester.

Submitted October 18, 2026 at 01:31AM by imjustagirl_9 https://ift.tt/5Lc4aWr

The best pants ever !!! Corduroy is heavy in my wardrobe rotation this season 🧡💚🤎

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Submitted October 17, 2026 at 10:29PM by thatabchick https://ift.tt/6wDrF8N

VIVAIA discount coupon

If you're looking to purchase a new pair from Vivaia :)

https://www.vivaia.com/x/d0577514

Thank you for using my code! <3

Submitted October 17, 2026 at 02:15PM by _cometomama https://ift.tt/IpGZgMK

Frugi vs Blade and Rose: What you should check before you order?

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Submitted October 17, 2026 at 05:42AM by Rare_Choice7512 https://ift.tt/tYFG7RO

I need a simple basic top, but a good fabric, where can I get it?

/r/Fabrics/comments/1x80ca3/i_need_a_simple_basic_top_but_a_good_fabric_where/

Submitted October 16, 2026 at 11:51PM by Successful_mile32 https://ift.tt/o3xu5kC

Weekly soapbox thread

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Submitted October 16, 2026 at 08:46PM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/xWfCn09

Sustainable Fashion Weekly General Discussion Thread

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

Submitted October 16, 2026 at 02:00PM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/CI2ogMf

Ethical fashion vs sustainable fashion

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.

Submitted October 16, 2026 at 01:57AM by Wear_Banjaara https://ift.tt/lKdZ7Lv

Looking for true dead stock distributors in LA

/r/Fabrics/comments/1x6p2jz/looking_for_true_dead_stock_distributors_in_la/

Submitted October 15, 2026 at 11:41AM by No_Cry_2580 https://ift.tt/O6ukRE8

Perceptions of 'Made in the Uk' Clothing

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Submitted October 15, 2026 at 10:20AM by Greta_Clothing https://ift.tt/35PFlZf

Moved to NZ and looking for summer clothing recommendations

/r/capsulewardrobe/comments/1x3z3ad/moved_to_nz_and_looking_for_summer_clothing/

Submitted October 14, 2026 at 06:28AM by lchln_dev-200 https://ift.tt/Uaw2SIl

Where do you buy your clothes now?

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

Submitted October 14, 2026 at 12:20AM by Nic727 https://ift.tt/O3fsQT6

Collecting old clothes

I recently picked up up-cycling as a hobby and I’m trying to experiment more with clothes , and just be more creative but sourcing materials is quite a hustle atm so I’m just here to ask if anyone would like to donate clothes they no longer use

Submitted October 13, 2026 at 08:56AM by Anxious-Ear-5873 https://ift.tt/8uwyoQC

Cashmere- so fragile!

I got gifted this lovely cashmere scarf from Muji, but after only a few months it’s developed a massive hole- about to rip in 2! The yarn itself is so thin that it can be tugged apart with barely any force. The fibres are so short, so it doesn’t have much structure. Is there anything I can do with this scarf? It’s merino and cashmere if I remember correctly, not really wearable but can it be recycled or upcycled at all?

Submitted October 13, 2026 at 04:55AM by Cheap_Loss6531 https://ift.tt/MzDLTxr

Looking for 100% Cotton pajamas

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Submitted October 13, 2026 at 03:26AM by Lulu19251926 https://ift.tt/mQyd2Zg

what are the best sustainable alternative fashion brands for women? trying to decide

I am trying to be more intentional about where I buy alternative clothing. I have got a shortlist of brands with some kind of sustainability focus, but they all approach it differently.
Jaded London has some strong designs and a clear visual identity though it is bigger operation and the quality reviews seem mixed. Forest Ink has been around since 2009 and doesn’t mass-produce, which appeals to me for different reasons. Disturbia has a well established alt identity and mentions ethical production, but i have not looked too deeply into the specifics.

has anyone tried these brands or found other alternatives worth checking out?

Submitted October 13, 2026 at 02:13AM by Friendly_Ad_8589 https://ift.tt/zTYpbm4

Colorful 100% GOTS cotton basics for petite women?

Fair Indigo has 100% cotton tops in so many beautiful colors but the reviews say that they run long-- a problem for me as a petite girl. Is there another website with similar options in petite-friendly styles or do I have to settle for 95% cotton?

Submitted October 12, 2026 at 05:43PM by Key_Author_3423 https://ift.tt/PzZvfOG

Petite clothing brands?

/r/SustainableFashion/comments/np7kh8/petites/

Submitted October 12, 2026 at 03:01PM by Key_Author_3423 https://ift.tt/VrU8sym

Is the fashion industry dying, or is it actually the perfect time to reinvent it? Thoughts from someone trying to launch a sustainable fashion company.

/r/u_Temporary-War1743/comments/1x3sasa/is_the_fashion_industry_dying_or_is_it_actually/

Submitted October 12, 2026 at 12:26AM by Temporary-War1743 https://ift.tt/P4bl1W9

Hi. I have question concerning ethical clothing. How do you dry your clothes in winter ? Because all ethical brands I see who make their clothes in Europe , they say " no tumble dry " . But " air drying ". Do you have problem to dry your clothes in winter ?

I'm not patient so I feel like I will just go back to normal brands 🫤

Submitted October 11, 2026 at 11:51PM by Inevitable-Post-98 https://ift.tt/1IMYWnA

Thredup vs. Goodwill vs. Other Impact Comparison (US Based)

/r/ethicalfashion/comments/1x39jr9/thredup_vs_goodwill_vs_other_impact_comparison_us/

Submitted October 11, 2026 at 10:26AM by pinktaz2 https://ift.tt/tjb6Gvd

Rat Boi

Does anyone have experience shopping at Rat Boi? I've seen their name mentioned on this sub a few times but I don't see any certifications on their website and none of their clothing is actually 100% cotton.

Submitted October 11, 2026 at 12:10AM by Key_Author_3423 https://ift.tt/xFWT3to

Built a "sell your whole pile" form for outgrown kids' clothes. What's missing?

/r/ThredUp/comments/1x2pouo/built_a_sell_your_whole_pile_form_for_outgrown/

Submitted October 10, 2026 at 04:49PM by Intelligent-Kick1724 https://ift.tt/NRs1uDx

Regarding linen fabric sourcing for my womenswear brand

/r/Fabrics/comments/1x2jg7f/regarding_linen_fabric_sourcing_for_my_womenswear/

Submitted October 10, 2026 at 12:27PM by Grouchy-Cantaloupe33 https://ift.tt/sjirGBw

Looking for trendy but sustainable & ethical brands

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Submitted October 10, 2026 at 09:32AM by FireJay1425 https://ift.tt/eNkuA4f

Weekly soapbox thread

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Sustainable Fashion Weekly General Discussion Thread

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Submitted October 9, 2026 at 02:00PM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/JXuCY65

Combined unused denim & cotton twill to make my next release

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Submitted October 9, 2026 at 01:41AM by Chronoc9 https://ift.tt/N46Qdgr

Sustainably beginning a craft hobby

I want to get into knitting/sewing. Is buying yarn/fabric from somewhere like FABSCRAP enough? If not, what else should I be doing?

Edit: I don't want to buy standard (new?) stuff. I want to buy recycled or biodegradable materials, with emphasis on the former. That's my gut instinct, at least.

Submitted October 8, 2026 at 11:40AM by laptopgardens https://ift.tt/7ax89s4

What are good silk kurtas to wear for Diwali?

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Submitted October 8, 2026 at 06:04AM by SlowFashionIndia https://ift.tt/Yj6JmI9

Poland

/r/Linen/comments/1x06fmj/poland/

Submitted October 7, 2026 at 03:56PM by Flaky_Priority_373 https://ift.tt/kPyVUzM

Would you pay more for clothing if you knew it would last 5–10 years?

Personally, I’d rather spend more on a few well-made pieces than keep replacing cheaper clothes every year.

If a jacket, trousers or even a good shirt could genuinely hold its shape, colour and quality for 5–10 years, I think paying a premium makes sense.

The difficult part is knowing which brands are actually selling better quality and which are simply charging more for the label.

Would you pay ₹15k–₹20k for one piece that lasts years, or buy several cheaper alternatives instead?

Submitted October 7, 2026 at 02:57AM by Sowmya-Worth2369 https://ift.tt/owV71gm

Weekly Thrift Haul Thread

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

Submitted October 7, 2026 at 11:01AM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/d5Z1oXb

maturing is realising shein clothes look tacky

Submitted October 7, 2026 at 09:02AM by hiverlune03 https://ift.tt/5I0RVpx

Looking for organic / undyed apparel suppliers

Submitted October 6, 2026 at 02:55PM by superhustler https://ift.tt/k6M4gYE

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 October 6, 2026 at 09:00AM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/dPOnX58

Here are some jeans I upcycled! Hand sewn, dyed, and painted with fabric ink

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Submitted October 6, 2026 at 02:59AM by 6-Marigolds-6 https://ift.tt/tbnyNLw

Best sustainable alternative gothic clothing brand where you can feel the quality difference?

There are so many brands calling themselves sustainable in the alternative space right now, but honestly, a lot of them don’t feel any different from fast fashion once you actually get the clothes. The tag says ethical, but the fabric feels the same and the stitching starts pilling after three wears.

I’m looking for alternative clothing brands where the quality is actually better. Not just ethically made, but something you can feel when you hold it. Better fabrics, more thoughtful construction, stuff that feels like it’s built to last.
Does that actually exist in the goth/alt space?

Submitted October 6, 2026 at 02:05AM by IllFlan4389 https://ift.tt/gOw1bUL

Workout leggings from physical stores?

Hey all, looking for suggestions of ethical & sustainable options for workout leggings that are available in physical stores in Europe or the US. Looking for a fabric that's nice and sturdy so it will stay opaque during squats and not immediately get destroyed by thigh chafing. With pockets. Bike shorts length if they're shorts, 7/8 or "short" sizing available if they're full length because I'm not tall :)

My go-to used to be Patagonia's Maipo tights and shorts, but (a) some horrible customer service experiences and (b) my most recent purchases seeming to be of lower quality make me want to try other options when my next few pairs give out. I find it difficult to discover new brands using resources like goodonyou since very few of the ones listed are available in physical retail stores. And almost no sustainable brands have any presence in my country, so gotta be something that I can try on and buy in-person next time that I'm in a better-supplied country.

Thank you!

Submitted October 5, 2026 at 04:41PM by StuffedSquash https://ift.tt/FAvgOoc

fashion checker for living wages (EU-funded)

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Submitted October 5, 2026 at 11:53AM by DeepSeaNinja https://ift.tt/mhNBDlz

Real fur or faux?

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Submitted October 5, 2026 at 08:37AM by abrubosa https://ift.tt/Fh6sEy2

Help w Band Tee

So I have a band tee- baseball sweater with black sleeves, white front and red print (death).
I received it with this mud or mold (or oil) spray along the sides (skateboarding is the only thing i can think of) and made a huge mistake of leaving it outside in a bag- condensation I do think might have caused the mold ? Truly not sure but seems to have been there the whole time - and decided to do a vinegar soak in case of it actually being mold. I was stupid and left it longer that 24 hours and the red ink bleed into the white shirt. So now i have a possible mold stain, and definitely a pinkish top. Is there anything to do to salvage this back to a white shirt and also remove the stains? Help!

Submitted October 5, 2026 at 12:38AM by Nik_ki11 https://ift.tt/0j3haAt

I built a small tool to test if a fashion trend actually suits your style- would love brutal feedback

Hey! I've been working on a concept called Aura. The idea came from a personal experience: I was about to spend €50 on denim shorts just because they were trending, even though I knew deep down they weren't really my style.

So I built a simple tool that asks you a few questions about your style and then tells you whether a trend you're considering actually fits you- or if you're just being swept up by the hype.

It's very rough right now, just a form that sends you an email analysis. No app, no fancy UI. But I'd love to know if the analysis feels useful or generic.

Takes 2 minutes: tally.so/r/xXG7eG  

Honest feedback only, I'd rather hear what doesn't work than get compliments.

Submitted October 4, 2026 at 02:07PM by Natural-Ask179 https://ift.tt/asYmfHb

Looking for 5” mid rise biker short recommendations

I cannot find any biker shorts that are mid-rise that aren’t 80% nylon and/or have a super inseam.

Any recommendations?

Submitted October 4, 2026 at 09:17AM by mydogs22 https://ift.tt/YCRbs7x

Petite friendly ethical business clothes

/r/ethicalfashion/comments/1wx2jlv/petite_friendly_ethical_business_clothes/

Submitted October 3, 2026 at 08:46PM by Imaginary-Dog-5053 https://ift.tt/SOQUYco

Reworked items

I’ve been turning thrift throwaways, like tablecloths, cloth shower curtains. etc. into new items- mostly pants and aprons so far. I think it’s really fun and the pieces are so unique. A lot of the fabrics are high-quality, 100% cotton. I can make all sorts of other items but have been having fun with these for now.

Is this something people might be interested in? I’m amassing a big collection of salvaged fabric and completed items and I’ve thought to start selling them. If you would be interested- where would you buy this kind of thing?

Etsy feels like pay to play platform now, and I worry if I just open a website/shopify I won’t be able to get traffic.

Submitted October 3, 2026 at 04:51PM by Happy_horse128 https://ift.tt/rE0XYbo

what do you think of the bag?

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Submitted October 3, 2026 at 03:41PM by ZibaCo https://ift.tt/2NgHJX1

I have an idea around circular fashion- but need a hand

Help me validate this idea I’ve carried for months. Need the guidance of all my baddies across aesthetics to hit me with their blunt fashion truths and preferences. If you’re down for a chat I’ll be happy to interview you and make a friend
In return if I can help you in any way would love to connect and stay connected. I’m a Tier 1 MBA non technical background in a tech role with a (only very slightly impressive) creative past.
I’m working on multiple projects including one to help out in the Nepal floods. Hit me up if you want to join forces for that as well.
Peace out friendos

Submitted October 2, 2026 at 09:22PM by Remote-Security-3781 https://ift.tt/pYXZCNP

Weekly soapbox thread

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Submitted October 2, 2026 at 08:46PM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/UMx1BVk

Sustainable Fashion Weekly General Discussion Thread

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Submitted October 2, 2026 at 02:00PM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/huAwQ0d

Ordered a Rapanui T-shirt, received Earth Positive twice — has anyone else experienced this?

I ordered Rapanui’s Organic Cotton T-shirt for a long-term experiment I’m running comparing white T-shirts through wash and wear. What arrived was a T-shirt labelled Earth Positive.

At first, I assumed it was a warehouse mix-up. I mentioned the unexpected Earth Positive delivery in my first email to Rapanui, but they treated my order as missing and arranged a replacement.

The replacement was… another Earth Positive T-shirt. This time, the shipping label clearly identified Teemill, the company behind Rapanui, as the sender.

When I asked directly about this, they explained that their factory sometimes uses alternatives from approved suppliers when a particular product is out of stock. They said these have the same quality, fit and durability, and that using available stock avoids express airfreight.

In a later email, however, they said their European factory in Prague had gradually transitioned away from Rapanui products and was stocking Earth Positive and Stanley/Stella items. They apologised that this hadn’t been communicated properly on the website.

I received a refund, so the financial side is resolved. But I’m still puzzled by the idea of supplying another brand’s product - and especially doing so without telling the customer.

Has anyone else received an Earth Positive or Stanley/Stella T-shirt when ordering from Rapanui? Or had a similar experience with another clothing brand? I’d be interested to hear whether you were told about the substitution beforehand.

Submitted October 2, 2026 at 07:26AM by WhiteTeeLab https://ift.tt/Uau17qQ

Il Second Hand Svaluta la Tua Boutique #secondhand #vintage #modasosteni...

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Y5peAe_crUY&si=LXlEwQX0JxHCRBof

Submitted October 1, 2026 at 11:15AM by Aurorecarmalvintage https://ift.tt/mCiHM6l

Skin safe, sustainable, current.

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Submitted October 1, 2026 at 09:08AM by _thisisanadventure_ https://ift.tt/blfozqB

Colourful durable socks

which brands to look for?
I have been using uniqlo, but they get holes very easily.
i need mostly cotton %, one coloured and possible to get in europe

Submitted October 1, 2026 at 03:42AM by FayAskeladden https://ift.tt/0hAEiHJ