sustainable clothing
sustainable clothing on Chiara Bransi: a running collection of 11 stories we have gathered and hand-picked because they are worth your time. Every post here touches on sustainable clothing in some way — the news, the analysis, the deep dives, and the occasional surprise find. Who Chiara Bransi Is Chiara Bransi is a German-born lifestyle and fashion influencer, blogger, model, and entrepreneur. She rose to prominence by sharing fashion, travel, and… New stories are added to this page as we find them, so check back if you want to keep up with what is happening around sustainable clothing, or subscribe to the RSS feed to get them as soon as they are published. Browse the collection below, or head back to the homepage to see everything Chiara Bransi is covering right now.
Weekly Thrift Haul Thread
Embrace the quiet power of mindful consumption. This week, we celebrate the enduring beauty and sustainability of pre-loved fashion with our Weekly Thrift Haul Thread. Because the most exquisite clothing already exists, we invite you to share your latest finds – a testament to style and conscious living. Let's inspire one another with unique pieces and demonstrate that luxury can be both timeless and responsible. As Vogue recently reported, resale is increasingly preferred; let's showcase why.
Best sustainable men's t-shirts in Australia
Finding truly sustainable and well-made men’s t-shirts in Australia can feel like a quiet pursuit. We understand the desire for simple, ethically produced basics. Many are seeking brands that prioritize mindful creation, and personalized options are a welcome discovery. Recently, a company called Citizen Wolf in Marrickville has gained attention for its made-to-order approach. Explore the broader conversation around mindful consumption with our article, "What's the most sustainable and ethical way to declutter clothes?"—it offers insights into extending the life of your existing wardrobe.
Weekly Thrift Haul Thread
Welcome to our Weekly Thrift Haul Thread – a celebration of conscious style and pre-loved treasures. We believe the most sustainable clothing already exists, and this is your space to showcase your finds! Share your recent thrifted pieces and inspire others to embrace circular fashion. Let's build a community centered around mindful consumption and unique style. For a deeper look at the environmental impact of fast fashion, explore our article, "make shein change how they treat the earth and their workers."
Help finding durable hard labor work pants that are as sustainably and ethically made as possible
Navigating the search for durable workwear that aligns with ethical and sustainable values presents a unique challenge. You're seeking robust pants—ideally duck canvas or duck cloth—capable of withstanding demanding labor while adhering to company policies regarding color and condition. Finding this combination, particularly at a reasonable price point, can feel like a true quest. We understand the frustration of needing sturdy, reliable garments and the desire to minimize environmental impact.
Master List (check profile for full)
This meticulously curated Master List, a project born from countless hours of research, spotlights exclusively cruelty-free brands—never tested on animals. We prioritize transparency, showcasing only those with Leaping Bunny certification and readily available public dossiers. Please note, this list excludes endorsements from organizations like Peta, EVE Vegan, or The Vegan Society. From sustainable clothing to swimwear and footwear, each brand embodies a commitment to ethical practices.
Creating an ethically sourced sustainable luxury clothing brand
Introducing a new vision for conscious luxury: a women's D2C clothing brand built on ethical sourcing and a commitment to minimizing environmental impact. We believe true sustainability shouldn’t compromise on quality or design—a philosophy echoed in the “rich people” clothing rule, as discussed in a recent article on our site. Our aim is to create beautiful, enduring pieces that actively reduce your carbon footprint, fostering a circular system that keeps garments out of landfills.
Creating and ethically sourced sustainable luxury clothing brand
Introducing a new vision for conscious luxury: a women’s D2C clothing brand built on the principles of ethical sourcing and demonstrable sustainability. We believe true luxury shouldn't compromise on quality, design, or the planet. Our focus is on minimizing environmental impact throughout the supply chain, aiming for a net-neutral footprint and championing fabrics that nurture both skin and Earth. Like the thread itself, as explored in "Before Luxury, There Is a Thread," our commitment begins long before the finished garment.
Weekly Thrift Haul Thread
Welcome to our Weekly Thrift Haul Thread! We believe the most sustainable approach to fashion is embracing what already exists, and there’s nothing quite like discovering a unique treasure at a thrift store. Share your recent finds – we want to see your style and celebrate conscious consumption. Let's inspire each other to reimagine and appreciate pre-loved pieces. As The Loom & Peak so eloquently states, true luxury begins with craftsmanship, and thrifting offers a chance to uncover incredible artistry.
Discounted/secondhand clothing
Navigating ethical and sustainable style on a budget can feel challenging. Many are seeking affordable options, and secondhand clothing presents a compelling solution. Has anyone discovered reliable sources for pre-loved, consciously-made garments? We’re curious to hear your experiences—where have you unearthed ethical treasures without breaking the bank? For a deeper dive into responsible clothing disposal, consider reading our article, "What do do with clothes at the end of their life cycle?", which explores end-of-life options.
Fun clothing?
Navigating sustainable fashion can be a delightful challenge, especially when seeking pieces that spark joy and express individual style. While many brands prioritize simplicity, the desire for unique, playful clothing—graphic tees, beadwork, and embroidery—is entirely valid. It's a sentiment echoed by our community, as seen in the recent discussion about finding alternatives to thrifting for those seeking something beyond basics. Perhaps exploring options like BNTO, as suggested in our "thrift alternative/addition" article, could offer a starting point for discovering those fun, interesting pieces you crave.
I totally fell for poly UPF/sun shirt marketing :(
Recognizing the allure of UPF/sun shirts is a sentiment many share, as evidenced in a recent community post exploring the intersection of sun protection and textile choices. The revelation that polyester’s inherent sun-blocking properties—achieving a UPF of 30+ with adequate weave density—have long existed challenges the narrative of recent marketing campaigns. This prompts a deeper consideration of ethical consumption and the often-complex realities of sustainable fashion, as explored further in our piece, "Upcycled Top from Vintage Cotton Florals."