The Conscious Style Podcast explores what it will take to create a better, more sustainable, and equitable future for fashion.

As part of my year of buying, using, and wasting less, I've given up fast fashion, that seemingly harmless trend built on cheap, trendy clothing from places like H&M that change every season (I mean micro-season ) and encourage mindless consumerism. In truth, I've stopped shopping

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guess there's still too much stuff in the way for me to hook mentally in the way feeling suffocated by the stuff in this house who knew I'd want to be a minimalist cleaning and decluttering is cathartic making me almost as happy as hooking

Some people are reluctant to make the switch from fast fashion to slow fashion, thinking products that are ethically and sustainably made are too expensive. I’m here to dispel that rumor.

Sustainable fashion minimises fashion's impact on people, planet and wildlife. How do we produce, consume and dispose of clothing, accessories and textiles?

Wise words encouraging us in our fight for conscious consumerism. As a company, we believe that fashion can empower women around the world to find financial freedom through safe and meaningful employment at living wages. Our model is measuring success by impact, not profits.