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Read MoreThe issue is not just aimlessly spending your money, the issue not even noticing that you are aimlessly spending your money. This is where minimalism comes in, to make you more aware of your eco-footprint and take control of your consumption pattern.
Read MoreTake a look back at all we shared on The Nu Wardrobe in November.
Read MoreCharity shops are also far cheaper than high-street stores. Although clothes are usually second-hand, shops can only sell items that are in perfect condition and have been cleaned before being donated. This means that you don’t need to worry about products being imperfect, unclean or poor quality – something that can often be an issue in shops on the high street. Spend less, and save more of your money and the planet.
Read MoreIt’s super easy to forget about our environmental impact during Christmas celebrations and I’m sure the majority of us are guilty of getting too wrapped up in excessive gift buying and making too much food. Christmas is a time where excess is almost inescapable but it is also a time to stop, think and give back a little. Baby steps are key when learning to embrace a minimalistic Christmas. Follow these 7 simple steps and be inspired to get crafty while exploring a more economically sustainable season.
Read MoreYou may have seen the videos. A mob of shoppers pressed against the glass doors of a high street store, on the other side of which is a security guard waiting for a signal. When it arrives, the floodgate is opened. The customers rush in- running, jostling and pushing each other to get to the items marked down so low that the customers are paying next to nothing for everything from brand new TVs to laptops, washing machines, and of course, clothes and accessories.
Read MoreWe present the “Capsule Wardrobe”, a phenomenon that is capturing the heart and heads of sustainable fashionistas worldwide. Coined in the 70’s by London boutique owner, Susie Faux the concept of a capsule wardrobe is about dressing with a small collection of seasonally appropriate, mix-and-match clothes. Put simply it is a seasonal mini- wardrobe of beloved, versatile pieces that will see you through everyday and any occasion. It is a lifestyle choice to live with less but to make more of what you’ve got.
Read MoreIt’s so tempting to go out and buy a brand new wardrobe every single season.
However, there are easy ways to make the most out of your wardrobe without getting into the cycle of buying and throwing out brand new clothes.
Read MoreThe launch of Wyvern Lingo’s newest single ‘I Love You Sadie’ is marked with a sold out gig in the Grand Social on August 25th. Not only are these talented women tearing up the Irish music scene, they’re also firmly cementing themselves as sustainable fashion advocates!
Read MoreOur guest blogger Kaitlin Pettersen talks to us about her journey to sustainable fashion and her brand new podcast series - Ethical Chain.
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