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Anyone know where I can find sustainable/ethical options for these?
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Searching for sustainable and ethical fashion options is a meaningful way to refresh your wardrobe while honoring the planet. If you admired a particular outfit but want to avoid fast fashion, there are several brands that prioritize eco-conscious practices and ethical production. Additionally, exploring thrift stores can reveal unique gems that align with your style. Based in San Francisco, you’re in a great location for both sustainable brands and thrift finds.
 | I’m due for a small wardrobe update and loved this outfit but would hate buying from fast fashion, so do you know where I might find a similar outfit but from a sustainable and ethical brand? I’m located in SF and will be checking out thrift stores as well, so I would also appreciate if you have any recs for SF thrift stores that have a higher chance of carrying something like this. Thanks! [link] [comments] |
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