Sustainable Styles Blog

We rely on water throughout the stages of a garment’s lifecycle; from growing the very material it’s made of to the act of washing it to rehang in our wardrobes, but we rarely stop to think about how quickly the industry’s water usage accumulates.

If the word ‘sustainable’ has you thinking of tofu, sack cloth and fair trade mung beans all at premium prices, Bee & Alpaca – a bright new fashion start-up – is going to change your mind.

Looking to inject some sustainability into your daily Insta scrolling? Here are five top sustainable fashion influencers to follow now…

Brands bandy around terms like ‘eco-friendly’ and ‘recycled polyester’ with no hesitation and consumers are expected to lap it up without question.

Our fast fashion culture has left us with a wardrobe full to bursting of clothes we no longer reach for, and many of us are looking for a sustainable fashion solution.

Fast fashion companies have us spoilt for choice when it comes to the sheer mass of colours, designs and fabrics available on any shop floor, and many of us act as though our wardrobes have a revolving door.

As the sustainable fashion movement grows, so too does the use of deadstock fabric. Is this good or bad for the environment?

We desperately need more people shopping from sustainable fashion brands, and new research suggests 60% of young people are ready to ditch fast fashion in favour of ethical consumerism.

How to introduce sustainable fashion to your wardrobe.