5 Ways You Can Properly Commit To Sustainable

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5 Ways You Can Properly Commit To Sustainable
Fashion
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Sustainable fashion

• At this point, each one of us in our green
  heart-er community should put our foot forward
  and do the maximum we can to protect future
  generations and mother nature.
• There are many simple and effective everyday
  measures that you can adopt for a more conscious
  lifestyle.
• Shopping for beautiful, eco-friendly, and
  ethically-made clothing is an integral part of
  any sustainable wardrobe.

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Here are 5 ways you can properly commit to
sustainable fashion

• Less is more
• Choose quality over quantity
• Buy organic natural fibers
• Choose fairtrade or ethically made
• Promote natural dyes

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Less is more

• As a global population, we already consume much
  more than the earth can sustainably support, and
  while our wardrobes are only a small part of this
  picture, it plays a significant role.
• It is estimated that clothing accounts for 3.4
  of global greenhouse gas emissions.
• In order to live mindfully, we need to move
  beyond our desire for consumption, and see
  shopping as a functional activity rather than
  leisure.
• Understanding "less is more" SUI offers a wide
  variety of sustainable clothing online.

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Choose quality over quantity

• Fast fashion tosses low quality and poorly made
  clothes that are designed to be discarded in
  short periods leading to the alarming consumer
  buying cycle.
• The average party top is worn 1.7 times before
  being discarded.
• If your wardrobe is going to be sustainable, you
  must choose to invest in quality pieces, choose
  comfort, sophistication, and eco-friendly outfits
  that are good for you, your skin and the
  environment.

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Buy organic natural fibers

• It is important to go for eco-friendly clothing
  for women as it is estimated that around 16 of
  all insecticides and 25 of pesticides globally
  are used in conventional cotton farming, and
  cotton produced contributes to 3.5kg of carbon
  dioxide emissions.
• The alternative to using cotton and synthetic
  fibers are organic natural fibers, like organic
  cotton, recycled fabric, etc.

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Choose fairtrade or ethically made

• Demand quality, not just in the product you buy,
  but also in the life of the person who made it.
• Conventional fashion has a high social cost,
  these include chemical exposure that badly
  affects health conditions, workplace injuries,
  and permanent disablement.
• Fairtrade certified clothing is, instead,
  produced in conditions that ensure workers are
  operating in environments and work conditions
  that are safe work conditions, as well as being
  reasonably paid for all they do.

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Promote natural dyes

• Herbal dyes are almost solely plant-based, using
  components such as flowers, roots, leaves, seeds
  and so on. Parts of the plant are used in the
  dyeing process, which is considered 'waste' or
  are growing wild and organic in nature and have
  medicinal properties, such as the peels from a
  pomegranate, onions, and myrobalan.
• Choosing fibers that are already pigmented is
  another option that eliminates the need for dying
  at all.
• Natural dyes are also a good DIY project to try
  out at home, so give it a go for a revitalized
  wardrobe.

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