Mia Hadrill

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Affordable sustainable clothing brand Heikō explains why eco clothing matters

  Aim interviewed Rob Henry, the Director of Heikō Clothing, to find out whether ethics are compromised when you set out to shake up the system and create an affordable, sustainable clothing brand in a world where profit tends to come before people and the planet.   What does affordable, sustainable clothing mean to Heikō? […]

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What Is Microfiber Made Of? The Truth About Synthetic Fibres and Microplastic Pollution

If you’ve ever worn synthetic clothing or cleaned with a textured detail rag, you’ve come into contact with microfibers. But what is microfiber made of and why does it matter?  What is microfiber made out of? Microfiber refers to a couple of different things: first, microfiber material, which is commonly used to make detail rags

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Plastic-Free Glitter: How To Add Sparkle Without Harming The Planet

Glitter, with its vibrant, reflective appearance, usually accompanies holidays, celebrations, and parties. Hidden beneath its deceptively cheery appearance is the truth: glitter is actually just microplastics. If you still love glitter, consider switching to a plastic-free alternative instead! The Problem With Glitter According to Brunel University, microplastics are “fragments of plastic – under 5mm in length

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World Aquatic Animal Day

World Aquatic Animal Day: All About Aquatic Animals and Plastic Pollution

How to consider World Aquatic Animal Day everyday. Did you know that globally, we catch 0.79 to 2.3 trillion fish every year from the wild for food? On top of that, aquaculture farms billions more each year. When fisherman catch fish in the wild, we use huge fishing nets, often catching whales and dolphins as “bycatch.” Then,

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