Category: Sustainable fashion

According to the Vegan Society, veganism seeks to exclude, "as far as is possible and practicable, all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for food, clothing or any other purpose". This fundamental principle guides the complex and personal decision-making process for vegans regarding whether they are allowed to wear leather, even if it's secondhand.

Over half of Bobo Choses' latest collection contains sustainable cotton, including GOTS-certified organic cotton. This confirms that while not every single item is 100% organic, a significant portion of their products are, and the brand is deeply committed to sustainable practices beyond just one material.

Made from the casein protein found in surplus milk, modern milk fiber production provides an innovative solution by transforming a food industry byproduct into a soft, luxurious textile. This sustainable fabric offers a host of benefits that appeal to eco-conscious consumers and those seeking superior comfort.

According to the Higg Materials Sustainability Index, silk has a worse overall environmental impact than synthetic fabrics like polyester. What are the downsides of silk that consumers should be aware of before investing in this prized textile?

Founded in 2019, Immaculate Vegan is a pioneering marketplace changing the face of ethical fashion by curating high-quality, cruelty-free products. This article explores the common question, 'Who are immaculate vegans?', clarifying that the term refers to the brand and its community, not a new subgroup of people.

According to research, the textile industry can use thousands of different chemicals, including dyes, in conventional manufacturing. This makes it crucial to ask the question: Does organic mean dye free when choosing clothing, especially for those with sensitive skin or environmental concerns?