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Sustainable fashion: Pop London and manufacturing abroad
As the founder of a British sustainable fashion brand and as an expert in ethical and sustainable fashion I was invited to COP26 in Glasgow. In my panel discussions I was asked…
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Seven ways to be sustainable
With a slight change, seven tips will take you to experience "sustainable tourism" in the UK…
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It's easy to be cynical, believing is hard work
Last week, an internationally respected broadsheet published an article with the goal of debunking sustainable fashion: it doesn’t exist according to the author and it is all a marketing and PR ploy. With what aim I wonder?