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Fix Your Fashion
ISBN/GTIN

Fix Your Fashion

How to Create an Ethical Wardrobe
E-bookEPUBDRM AdobeE-book
Ranking78293inKunst
CHF11.60

Description

Fantastic fashion that won't cost you the earth.

What is a 'fashion footprint'? What's the problem with fast fashion? And is there any alternative to it?

This inspirational guide is your sustainable sourcebook full of activities and practical tips on how you can cut ties with unethical fashion practices and form new fashion habits that work for you - all without compromising your signature style!

Author Laura Strutt will help readers identify the approach that will work best for them - are you a seasonal clothes swapper or would you rather get crafty?

Covering topics such as motivational mindset changes, trusted brands to try, buying and selling secondhand clothes, inspiration for upcycles, mending techniques and questions to ask companies before you shop, this is the ultimate book for the closet-curious who want to create a wardrobe that doesn't cost the Earth.
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Additional ISBN/GTIN9781800783577
Product TypeE-book
BindingE-book
FormatEPUB
Format noteDRM Adobe
Publishing date12/05/2022
LanguageEnglish
File size41772 Kbytes
Article no.10744469
CatalogsVC
Data source no.4897063
Product groupKunst
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Author

Laura Strutt is a freelance journalist and former Editor of Craft Business Magazine, and in 2009 she launched Sew magazine, which she ran until 2012, when she decided to embark on a freelance career. Laura has written 14 creative lifestyle books and is passionate about living an intentional life.

Making environmentally conscious choices has always been one of Laura's core values, and in recent years (since having children) she has discovered that there is much more to the subject than buying products branded 'eco-friendly'.

She is keen to keep up the conversation about sustainable living and to inspire people to create a different kind of fashion footprint - one with a smaller environmental impact.

As well as writing, Laura is also a passionate textile designer, and she sells her patterns and work on her website, madepeachy.com.


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