Here is your step-by-step guide to ethical clothes shopping in our fair city:easy ways to make a substantial difference without breaking the bank.
There are ideas aplenty for breaking a bikini rut this season,without having to leave the couch. And one of them is set to shape men’s fashion in 2023.
Consumers are tipped to spend nearly $2 billion on clothing in the post-Christmas clearances. But what happens to the things no one wants?
The Iconic has defended its processes after fashion brand Bec&Bridge “exited quietly” rather than pursue legal action against the online giant.
A growing number of Australians are willing to pay more for recycled,environmentally friendly and ethically sourced products.
If you’re trying to save money and be more sustainable,this is the year to think about putting some thought into a gift and getting something second-hand.
Stuck for a last-minute outfit? Fashion rentals between ordinary people are booming,and once-resistant designers are making it easier for customers to rent.
Melbourne Fashion Week is a certified carbon-neutral event,with gift bags made of recycled materials — but some critics say the industry needs a rethink to be truly environmentally conscious.
Fashion companies are making improvements in many areas of clothing production,but one key issue is dragging down the whole industry.
A swath of Australian labels,including Romance Was Born,are helping consumers turn pre-loved garments – otherwise destined for landfill – into gold.
From spicing up your table settings to sewing an entire wardrobe from scratch,here’s how to make the most of op shop treasures and be sustainable.