As local Bristolians, it is so exciting for us to see some sustainable options throughout the Bristol Shopping Quarter.

Our founder Amelia writes up a little review of the magical film The Nettle Dress. Showing in four venues as part of SFW 2023.

We take a moment to chat to our Hub partner in Manchester about the fashion industry, consumption and circularity.

Introducing our hub partners in Frome: Everyone Needs Pockets! The Everyone Needs Pockets Textile Reuse Network is an inclusive group of enterprises and individuals whose focus and priority is about addressing clothing and textile reuse, recycling and regeneration.

Introducing our third international Hub partners in Brooklyn, New York and Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Leading the Brooklyn hub are Rick Davis and Bridgett Artiste, the founders of Sustainable Fashion Week USA.

Introducing our second international Hub, based in Bangalore. SFW Hub: India is delivered by two friends, Priyanka and Laghna. We’re so excited to see what they’ll be putting together for September.

Introducing our first international Hub! We’re so excited to be partnering with Elizabeth Omeri of Denani Designs, who will deliver the SFW Hub: Papua New Guinea.

Second hand shopping and thrifted clothing has become a huge trend that not only benefits people and planet. Join our friend Sophie Saint as she explores why it’s the best option…

Our concept and theme for SFW 2023 is the ‘Rewear Revolution’. Save the date, sign up to participate and be part of it.

Our Plymouth Hub will be designed and delivered by Abigail, who takes creative entrepreneurs from idea to launch, helping build brands they can be proud of. She supports both existing fashion brands in becoming sustainable and works with purpose driven fashion startups. Accelerating growth from design to development.

Introducing our Hub Partners in Cardiff… Make Love Not Landfill.

Helen is heading up our hub in Cardiff! Championing sustainable style for over a decade, Helen is an artist passionate about fashionable upcycling and showcasing how to live sustainably in an unstable world.

The Stitch Society are delivering our Bradford hub. Proud creators of artisan workwear, The Stitch Society produce all of their garments in Yorkshire, with UK manufactured and sourced fabrics.

The 2013 Rana Plaza factory collapse sparked a call for change in the global fashion industry. But 10 years on, more than 100 billion clothes a year are made – mostly from oil turned into polyester – by people working in dangerous conditions. This is fast fashion's impact on people and the planet.

The global clothing trade is a mess of human misery and pollution. But what’s the alternative? Here’s how to leave fast fashion behind and build a more sustainable wardrobe.

The Oscars have come and gone. We explore the dresses that cost the earth and how dysfunction starts at the top. How can we ask consumers to reject the wear-once trend when it’s so flagrantly present at one of fashion’s most glittering events?

Introducing Future Fashion Fair - our Hub partners in Manchester. FFF is a sustainable fashion market, focused on resale of second-hand goods and responsibly made creations by local businesses and designers.

Introducing…. Our Hub partner in Brighton for SFW 2023. We’re so excited to be working Hayley from BPEC. She is producing an exciting array of activities in the centre of this vibrant city for our nationwide event programme.

Hold your diaries for May 4th 2023 - for this event hosted by our friends at Wear My Wardrobe Out.

As Black Friday looms, we chatted to the team at Teemill about their #TakeBackFriday campaign, here they share with us info about the campaign and their journey to circularity…

We all know about the ethical issues in the fast fashion industry. With the cost of living crisis hitting home, now is the time for us to explore all the different ways we can become more sustainable without needing a big budget