in the industry
Within the ethical and sustainable fashion industry, there are many influential individuals and brands doing incredible things using their own skills, talents and voice. Here’s an easy page to check out some features of some of those awesome people — you’ll find posts and reviews on products, interviews with people behind the brand and maybe a few styling posts.
"What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make."
- Jane Goodall
Brands like Gallagher are important within the industry because of their model to create items out of a need rather than a want. Find out more about this Virginia based fashion brand with an interview from one of their founders on where they started and where they’re going.
The current buzzword in every industry, not just fashion, is sustainability. There’s abundant conversations going around to what sustainability means and how we should pursue it.
It’s always a privilege to learn the stories behind the brands, but also get to know the people and hands behind the product we wear every day. Each item made from Anchal Project is tagged and signed by the artisan who made it. Check out today’s interview and feature on the inspiring brand and what they’re up to next.
Based out of North Carolina, Pamut Apparel is a clothing brand focused on responsibly made garments for the everyday woman through intentional, staple and flattering designs.
Creating a special line of bags, Freeset USA is continuously shaping a path for a creation of Fair Trade certified product that empowers global communities in places like India and Nepal. Sathi by Freeset USA is the newest addition of ethical and sustainably made bags for the every day adventurer.
This week's brand feature, Power of My People, is no different - with a goal to create "steadfast essentials for you to build your stories in", they are one to know and follow along with for responsible style.
I love coming across a brand that is transparent in the fabrics they choose, how they're working to continue towards excellence and why it matters within our wardrobes. The brand, Leave Nothing But Footprints does just that.
3 mindful makers are hand crafting product into a business called Shea Brand. As a cure all to dry skin and other ailments, this handcrafted product is a natural, non-toxic, sustainably made product that is more affective than traditional lotions. Here is an interview with the genius's behind Shea Brand.
The responsible brand, Groceries Apparel has been a fun brand to get to know because of their transparent production and use of natural materials and fibers in creating their relaxed, casual products...
I recently became aware of Lakeshore Dry Goods, a company based out of Michigan that is focused on providing responsibly made items for your beauty care - specifically organic cotton towels...
I recently teamed up with a friend and hair stylist, Maria Adley, to explore sustainability in hair products and beauty care. One to note is Davines - a sustainable hair-care company creating eco-friendly, non-toxic hair care products...
Read the interview with a personal favorite brand, Nisolo, for insights on what they are up to, how they are spurring on change within the fashion industry and some favorite products for this month.