We chat with Nohelia, from the community engagement team at Bristol Waste, about fashion waste. We collaborated with Bristol Waste to find fabric for another collaboration project with Bristol Museums - read on to find out more!

A quick look at why we ran our #menditmay campaign on tiktok, and a look at one of our ambassadors repair cafes.

We chat to the Deputy Chief Executive & Head of Public Affairs at the Charity Retail Association about all things sustainable fashion.

A film review from Anouk, our Duke of Edinburgh Work Experience Student. Anouk tells us about the content of this film and what she has learnt about fast fashion. Make sure you try and give it a watch!

We are thrilled to announce our first partners for #sfw2022 - The Charity Retail Association! They are the primary membership body for charity shops in the UK, read on to find out more about their work and why we are so excited to be supported by them.

On the 30th of March, the EU published a new Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles. Amelia takes a look at how it will work, and what might be missing.

When shopping in the high street how often do you picture farmers in muddy fields? High-street fashion is not as far away from the farm as you think. Although it feels worlds apart…

We are thrilled to be able to announce some collaborative projects with some fantastic Bristol organisations. 2022 is shaping up to be a fantastic year for SFW!

A blog written by our work experience volunteer. Anouk is currently volunteering with SFW as part of her Duke of Edinburgh award. She talks here about what her and her friends think about sustainable fashion.

The New York Fashion Sustainability and Social Accountability Act has made history in bridging the gap in accountability for the fashion industry.

As 2021 came to a close, Remake released their Fashion Accountability Report. Here we take a little look at the ins and outs of the results.

As COP26 comes to an end, we explore what was discussed in relation to fashion. The industry is responsible for 8% of global emissions, and is a significant area of opportunity for change in relation to mitigating climate change.

As Black History Month 2021 comes to an end, Amber from the SFW Steering Group shares some views on people of colour in the fashion industry.

We’ve all seen the gift cards stacked at the end of the aisles in supermarkets – everything from clothing and furniture to music and films. But there hasn’t been a truly sustainable, conscious gift card until now - The Charity Shop Gift Card works just like all the other multi-retailer gift cards but is only for use in charity shops.

The innovative app R Reflections is a sponsor of Sustainable Fashion Week. Have you had a go yet? The R Reflections founder, Rebecca, chats below about the app, how it works and how it helps reduce the problems inherent in fast fashion.

We’re so pleased to be supported by Ecozone as one of the sponsors of our non-profit event. Here we hear from their team about the care of clothing… a completely integral aspect of sustainability in fashion. Check out their tips for how to care for your precious items of clothing whilst keeping them clean…

We’re teaming up with the Students’ Union at UWE to co-deliver a creative, vision-led project for the students. SFW are inviting UWE students to create a unique garment that tells the story of your vision of an equitable and sustainable fashion industry – an industry that’s regenerative, benefits planet and communities, is representative and accessible to all.

SFW is proud to introduce another sponsor - Solarsense; an organisation supplying homes and businesses with clean energy solutions that deliver financial savings, carbon reductions and energy independence. Preventing thousands of tons of carbon emissions each year, Solarsense is actively supporting the UK towards a greener future.

We’ve partnered with Sharewear Clothing Scheme as the work they do in keeping preloved clothing out of landfill and redistributing it to those in economic crisis is right up our street. Here we hear from Louise Cooke, the Sharewear CEO about their #noweartorun campaign.

Most of us are somewhat aware of the damaging effect of fast fashion on the environment. But what about its effect on our own lives and happiness? Mental health and fast fashion is a mostly untouched topic, but this Mental Health Awareness Week it’s time to consider the harmful nature of the fashion industry on our minds and happiness.