#nocotton

[veganhippiechick]

Buy USED when possible! While it may not be practical to visit thrift stores right now, there are online thrift stores that are always open. 

Check out Depop if you are craving something new! Depop is an app where you can buy and sell clothing, accessories, and more. I use Depop for finding inexpensive, used, and vintage clothing and shoes!

You can also check out: Poshmark, ThredUp, Patagonia Worn Wear, and Ebay.

(I have not used these, so I am not recommending them, only mentioning them for your own use)

If you are trying to get rid of your pre-loved clothes, taking them to a thrift store or selling them on a thrifting app is a much better option than throwing them away.

[veganhippiechick]

Growing the cotton for one cotton t-shirt uses enough water to keep a person alive for over two years. Cotton production also uses more pesticides than any other crop.

How you can help: CHOOSE BAMBOO! Find clothing made from other materials like bamboo, hemp, or recycled plastic. Keep the clothing you have for as long as you can. “Up-cycle” them for a new look once you get bored of something. After that, find another use for it. Old clothing can be cut to make bags, belts, dishrags, headbands, or toys for your pets. (look on YouTube or Pinterest for inspiration)

[nikkiroarsloud-blog]

Finally found the time for some craft! 💕 #hemp #friendshipbracelets #diy #sundaycrafts #nocotton #relax #workfromhome #ethicallymade #happy

[kyledefoor]

I have been using base layers by PROXGO for four years now. I use Phase 1 pieces almost exclusively in the cold months and an occasional Phase 5 piece here and there when it's super cold. All their stuff dries quick and doesn't stink like the old capilene does. 100% Made and sewn in the USA. Highly recommended. #defoorproformanceshooting #layers #nocotton #warm #dry #madeinusa