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Nick Easen meets designer Zoe Gilbertson who wants to revive the UK textile sector, with sustainability woven in from the start
The wool snagged on a corner of a historic sheepfold in the Welsh mountains connects a historic culture of land with sustainability questions facing us today, writes Carwyn Graves.
Venetia La Manna talks fair wages, fake sustainability claims and why she disrupted a recent panel talk by fast fashion brand Boohoo.
Making simple, small swaps in anything from fruit to frocks can help reduce your reliance on products from chemical-based farming.
Clothes are incredibly resource-heavy to produce, so a good rule of thumb is to buy less and better quality, wear each piece more, and swap, sell, or donate items you don’t want. No longer wearable or repairable? Upcycle with these guides or makes, compiled by lifestyle writer Becky Blench.
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