Fashion Revolution #haulternative – Second Hand Haul | Kate Arnell
It’s Fashion Revolution Day on April 24th – a time to really think about who made your clothes and whether someone else is paying the true cost.
I’m focussing on second hand clothing as it’s a great way of diverting items that would otherwise end up in landfill and breathing new life into them.
Find a full list of ethical and sustainable clothing brands on my blog:
http://eco-boost.co/sustainable-style…
Shop second-hand clothing online at:
Vestiaire Collective*
http://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/c…
I am wearing a top made from recycled plastic water bottles sent to me by http://www.deborahcampbellatelier.com
Buy better and try shopping second hand! Find out more at http://www.fashionrevolution.org
Thanks to Deuxième London for letting me film my haulternative there. Check out their website to see some of the awesome second hand designer pieces they have for sale or pop in and see the shop in Parsons Green, London. http://www.deuxieme.co.uk
Post Series: Bangladesh
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- 2.Epidemic of Child Marriage in Bangladesh
- 3.Fashion Factories Undercover (Documentary) – Real Stories
- 4.Where Ships Go to Die, Workers Risk Everything | National Geographic
- 5.The children trapped in Bangladesh’s brothel village
- 6.The Floating Farms of Bangladesh – BBC News
- 7.Tiger turf wars in Bangladesh’s Sundarbans – earthrise
- 8.H&M in Bangladesh
- 9.Undercover in a Bangladesh clothing factory
- 10.Fashion Revolution #haulternative – Second Hand Haul | Kate Arnell
- 11.How Bangladesh has adapted to climate change | The Economist
- 12.How global climate change is already devastating Bangladesh
- 13.Climate Change Impact in Bangladesh
- 14.Bangladesh: climate refugees already a reality – COP21
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