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EmsWaight: Blog update! Expanding what I write about to cover all aspects of ethical & organic living as well as ethical fashion http://t.co/wYbJogIpDa
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EmsWaight: Record Numbers Swap Clothes as Part of @marksandspencer and Oxfam’s Latest Shwopping Fashion Event http://t.co/pCRMFCiBJC
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EmsWaight: This is a lovely website for artisan & unusual jewellery, accessories and homewares from all over the world http://t.co/WxtTJiYPro @lydali
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EmsWaight: I'm looking for fashion forward Oxfam shop volunteers for an @OxfamFashion post. Let me know if you don't mind answering couple email ques
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EmsWaight: Want to get on with lots of things today and not feeling as sprightly as I would like :(
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Category Archives: Recycling
Elephant Branded: Bags to Give School Children the Chance they Deserve
Elephant Branded, run by uni friends James and Tim, is an accessories brand fronting a beautiful story. Put simply, for every ethically made, recycled bag or similar product they give one school bag and kit to a child in Africa … Continue reading
Second-hand Retail for the Green Economy
Last week I presented my research and ideas on second-hand retail at the Annual Green Economics Conference in Oxford. I have always looked at second-hand consumption from a sustainability perspective, but until Ben Armstrong-Haworth suggested I speak at the conference, … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Environment, Recycling, Retail
Tagged charity shop, green economics, manufacturing, recycling, reuse, second-hand retail
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Donating Clothes to Charity has never been Easier
It has literally never been easier to donate unwanted clothes and accessories to charity. As well as the parade of charity shops on our local high street, there are donation banks at the supermarket, car parks and workplaces and well-known … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical Fashion, Fashion, Recycling, Retail
Tagged charity shop, Marks & Spencer, Oxfam, second hand, shwopping
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Oxfam Fashion Interview: The Future of Vintage Fashion
Whether or not you call it a trend, vintage fashion has clearly made a resurgence over the last few years. Of course there are the vintage trends on the high street, but more and more people are actually choosing to … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical Fashion, Fashion, Recycling
Tagged Oxfam, Oxfam Fashion, second hand, vintage
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Worn Again Works with McDonalds for Recyclable Uniforms
Upcycling design brand Worn Again has announced a long term partnership with McDonalds to develop a closed loop system of recycling uniforms. The Hemingway Design team (Wayne and Gerardine founded the iconic Red or Dead fashion label) have been put … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical Fashion, Recycling, Sustainable textiles
Tagged closed loop system, McDonalds, McDonalds Uniform, Worn Again
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Lost Property of London
I got this fabulous Lost Property of London bag for my birthday. I wanted a rucksack to use on a daily basis for uni (thank god rucksacks are cool again . . . they are cool again aren’t they?). The … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical Fashion, Recycling
Tagged Liberty, Lost Property of London, LPoL, upcycling
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