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EmsWaight: Blogged: The newly refurbished @Octavia_Fdn Chelsea charity shop, a must-see for designer and vintage lovers http://t.co/aKtnO6TB42
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EmsWaight: No your press release is not 'relevent' and now you've just annoyed me because you can't spell relevant
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EmsWaight: Just adjusted my sister's vintage 50s prom dress to fit, scary but successful!
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Author Archives: Emma
Refurbished Store Launch for Octavia Foundation Charity Boutique
I’ve spent quite a lot of time researching London’s best charity shops. There are loads of great ones; you just need to know where to look. Yes prices are inflated in the capital, but there’s a much higher concentration of … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical Fashion, Events, Fashion, Second-hand
Tagged charity shop, designer vintage, london shop, octavia foundation, vintage
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Bangladesh Factory Collapse – News and Comment Round-up
Nearly two weeks after the collapse of the Bangladeshi factory complex the story continues to dominate the news. Some 3000 workers were inside the Rana Plaza, an 8 storey illegally constructed factory complex in Dhaka, when it collapsed at around … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Ethical Fashion, Fashion, Garment workers, Retail
Tagged Bangladesh, Dhaka, factory collapse, factory workers, fast fashion, Primark
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Liv Organic Fashions ‘For Life, For Style’
Liv is a small clothing brand with big ideas. They believe that fashion can be beautiful and ethical, thinking clearly evident in their products. Liv first launched in 2005 with the belief that by building an ethical and sustainable business … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical Fashion, Fashion, Retail, Sustainable textiles
Tagged ethical fashion, FAIRTRADE, Indian cotton, Liv, organic clothing, UK manufacturing
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University of Southampton Clothing Swap Shop
A few months ago I was approached about getting involved in an exciting event – the University of Southampton‘s first official clothes swap! The event was spearheaded by Green Academy Programme Assistant Julia Kendal and a team of students who … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical Fashion, Events, Fashion, Oxfam Posts
Tagged green academy, second hand, second-hand retail, swishing, University of Southampton
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Ethical Fashion Futures Workshop: Changing Habits in Retail
Back in the summer of 2012, fellow PhD retail researcher Ellie Tighe and I decided that there was something of a gap in the ethical fashion conversation. There was quite a lot going on in London; a number of ethical … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Environment, Ethical Fashion, Events, Fair trade, Fashion, Garment workers, PhD, Resources, Retail, Sustainable textiles
Tagged ethical clothing, ethical consumption, ethical fashion workshop, ethical retail, garment workers, student workshop, supply chains, University of Southampton
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