Feb 7, 2023
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Shop Honeyvine-curated fair trade clothes. From tops to shoes, you'll find something that makes you look AND feel good.
Silk Tie Front Jumpsuit // izayla
do you (and other followers!) have any recs for places to buy clothes that are inexpensive and decent quality and ethical? (not forever 21, h&m, I’ve been shopping with my parents at Marshall’s and tj Maxx forever) I also live in the city so I visit thrift stores often but I find they’re sometimes overpriced on really low quality stuff and I’ve been really getting into Uniqlo lately. I know there’s a lot i said and eliminated from the list but thanks for helping out!
To tell you the truth, the only “ethical” clothes are going to be expensive ones from shops like American Apparel that’s not around anymore, Everlane is kind of ethical I think, and thrift stores/secondhand.
I do like Uniqlo, but I’m pretty sure they work out of Bangladesh and China.
Check this link for affordable ethical brands! https://www.thegoodtrade.com/features/affordable-ethical-fashion-brands
Here's the question: how bad would it be to buy H&M's $9.99 white tee verses People Tree's $39 tee?
On just a sustainability level, you may be able to make the argument that supporting these conscious collections helps show that this is what consumers want. Maybe it's a trend that can become not only mainstream, but a part of our habits. But on an ethical level it's pretty awful. It's not like these reports are unknown, or that there aren't international laws against this abuse, or that H&M doesn't have the resources to run a more ethical brand. So while this purchase might make H&M create more sustainable clothing, it's not the best choice to make.
While I may be put out that getting new clothes takes a lot more money now than I used to spend, it's something I am able to do and have access to (mainly through the internet.) But that certainly isn't the case for everyone. Do you think these collections are the next best thing?
miss auntie's pants // whitneymero
Aquila Blouse Floral // labelbythree
We created Label By Three to fill a void in the fashion industry where quality, transparency, creativity & inclusivity is severely lacking. As three women of color we want to write the narrative of what an ethical brand truly is, and how meaningful our practices as a small business can be to our community.
Label By Three garments are designed & handmade in Phoenix, Arizona with a focus on minimalism, sustainability, & versatility. All of our materials are hand-picked & sourced by us, in-person. We solely use quality deadstock fabrics from independent sellers located in the USA, making sure they are vegan-friendly & never derived from animals. All fabrics are limited in quantity making each run unique, as we may never have exactly the same designs again. Our packaging is made from 100% post-consumer & post-industrial content. It’s fully recyclable, biodegradable & made in the USA.
Every piece is thoughtfully designed to be versatile enough for different body types & personal styles, emphasizing a minimal aesthetic to be paired with items you already own. Our goal is not just to make clothes that you will love, but to make clothes that will last, so you can love them for longer.
Tie Dyed Shorty Deadly Tee // aarlifashion
AARLI a fashion label with a conscience. We’re a street wear brand that specialises in producing sustainable + ethical fashion and accessories. Since its establishment in 2013, AARLI has endeavoured to build its own unique aesthetic through the use of upcycling remnant textiles/products, contemporary urban prints, and deadstock apparel partnerships.
Past collections consist of partnership with Nobody Denim of men's jeans that have been reconstructed, designed into woman's street wear. Our recent release of limited edition deadstock apparel with partnership with OCC Apparel.
In 2018, we have teamed up with Tiwi Island Fashion Designer Clair Helen to develop Deadly Apparel + Ecouture gowns.
The AARLI ambassador is independent and confident who is stylish while simultaneously choosing fashion with a conscience.
We are proudly Australian First Nations owned and operated business.
The Marigold Romper // SpanishThreads