Did you catch the BBC documentary – Fashion’s Dirty Secrets? I did, and as someone who is fairly clued up on ethical fashion
To help you, or anyone you know, who is interested in upping their ethical shopping game, I’ve put together your ultimate guide to ethical shopping packed full of useful articles, guides
Feel free to bookmark and come back – I’m going to keep this page updated as I add more articles.
Ethical Shopping Guides
Where to shop for secondhand clothes online – because secondhand is the best and cheapest way of shopping ethically.
35 ethical clothing brands for women – for when you want to buy new.
Men’s ethical clothing companies – because women aren’t the only drivers of fast fashion.
Women’s ethical underwear for 2018
Guide to ethical maternity wear
Three of the best transparent brands
Ethical Shopping Tips
How to shop ethically on a budget
How to escape from the clutches of fast fashion
The other handy eBay tip to keep up your sleeve
The best online resources to help you shop more ethically
A handy tip on how to rein in your spending
How to not go crazy in the sales
How to make sure you get value for money when you shop
The importance of decluttering
Ethical Shopping Think Pieces
Is ethical clothing expensive?
Are any high street shops ethical?
Who gets the money from your typical £10 t-shirt?
Do share this with anyone you know interested in shopping more ethically – choosing to vote with your wallet is the very best way to show fast fashion companies that they can’t keep getting away with, quite literally, murder.
Are you aware of the shop Pop and Suki by Suki Waterhouse? A woman in China, an employee for them, has reported to her Instagram often that factory workers haven’t been paid since December. She has a little son and she says the entire factory is hurting. The Waterhouse family is rich in the UK- I think it needs looked into and discussed. Suki keeps deleting the woman’s comments, but now it’s spreading around twitter and has been screenshot.