You may be looking into how to get second hand clothes for two reasons - either for more sustainable fashion or to find a deal. Perhaps both - buying second hand clothing is both affordable and better for the planet. The US generates 25 billion pounds of
My mother, Christine, gifted me a love of being underwater - I just can't get enough of swimming. Today, we're taking a dip at Knepp Wildlife Safari in West Sussex at their natural swimming pond. And, since we're camping together, we decided to sit down
Recycled plastic swimwear solves two problems at once: it provides a second life for plastics and offers a more sustainable alternative to traditional swimwear. All clothing containing synthetic fibers is not biodegradable, and that problem extends to most swimwear. However, there are better options out
The fashion industry is one of the most damaging to our planet, but Organic Basics underwear and sportswear is working to change that. Aside from the ethics and sustainability that go into their production, all of their clothing is high quality and - very importantly
Did you know you can easily DIY hair ties at home? If you’re anything like me, hair ties always seem to go missing or break apart. At times like that, these DIY options are so useful. Plus, there’s no need to go out to the
Donating unused clothing is an excellent way to lighten up your closet and help those in need - plus, there are so many easily accessible bins to donate clothes to. In the US, just 15% of textiles are recycled or donated, while 25 billion pounds are created
What is deadstock fabric? ‘Deadstock fabric’ is surplus fabric resulting from overproduction, excess stock or cancelled orders. It is often unwanted and thrown away. Instead of sending it to a landfill, sustainably-minded designers can choose deadstock for new products, using their skill to create beautiful collections and,
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
Rubber Killer is an environmentally friendly manufacturer of durable products. Ruber Killer upcycle tire tubes from all types of vehicles into fashionable new messenger bags and accessories. Boony Laohajaroenyot, Rubber Killer’s designer, spoke to Aim to discuss how the brand uses waste products, coupled with quality materials, to create a distinct look and
Alisa Gantner describes herself as a "Thai-ish" graphic and sustainable fashion designer based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. She’s married her two passions of design and the environment and is currently working on her own brand of ethical clothing and homeware - Kodhai. As well as
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