Get to know your local seamstress or tailor (many dry cleaners have one on staff). Or learn to do-it-yourself on the Crafty Resources page.
Good On You is currently the world’s leading source for fashion sustainability ratings.
Vogue UK has compiled a global guide to upcycling and recycling. But it’s way more fun to DIY. Check out the Crafty Resources page.
Treehugger tells you how right here. Or use an app. Search the Google and Apple stores for “Nuw” and others.
Switching to cold water washing could eliminate about 1600 pounds of carbon dioxide a year per household.
These nonprofits work for climate and garment worker justice through campaigns, petitions, and initiatives. You can support them with just a donation or a signature. More to be added soon!
“Too much clothing. Not enough justice. Too often a consumer. So rarely a human. It is time to recover. You are invited.” A registered nonprofit in Ghana and the U.S., The Or Foundation’s mission is to catalyze a Justice-Led Circular Economy.
“Our mission is to illuminate the interlinked injustices in fashion supply chains that harm the planet, people and our fellow animals. By uprooting their intertwined harm, we work to create a total ethics fashion system.”
“For nearly 10 years, we have been campaigning passionately for a clean, safe, fair, transparent and accountable fashion industry. We believe in a global fashion industry that conserves and restores the environment and values people over growth and profit.”