#Vegan Clothing
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lamariposaverdeblog · 1 year ago
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VEGAN Essential T-Shirt by lamariposaverde
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vegan-happy-clothing9 · 25 days ago
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How To Choose the Online Store for Vegan Clothing?
With the rise in ethical concern, vegan clothing in the UK has become popular for those looking to make more sustainable fashion decisions. But with so many online stores claiming to be "vegan-friendly," how do you choose the right one? Here's a simple guide to help you shop consciously and confidently.
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Check for Certifications:
Some stores may use vague terms like "eco-friendly" or "sustainable" without being fully vegan. Check the product descriptions and materials used. Avoid different items that are made from wool, silk, leather, or any animal by-products.
Prioritize Transparency:
Reputable vegan clothing stores provide clear information about their supply chains and materials. Look for the online stores that openly share their product details and production methods.
Browse Reviews and Testimonials:
Customer reviews offer clear insights into product quality, durability, and the store's customer service. Positive reviews on trusted platforms build credibility.
Compare Prices :
If you want vegan clothing in the UK, sustainable fashion can be very pricey, so compare the prices across different online stores. In this way, you can end up having the value for money deal.
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andampersandstudio · 2 years ago
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littlealienproducts · 3 months ago
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Funky little stickers have dropped at CPRProductions
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silly-little-guy-and-co · 1 year ago
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Now do you think Aziraphale wears faux fur and vegan leather because of the lack of animal cruelty or do you think he only wears real animal skin because he Has Standards?
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rotationalsymmetry · 1 year ago
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Tumblr pet peeve 27: the people who apparently spend so little time in reality that they think the main appeal of fake leather is that it's vegan and not that real leather is fucking expensive. Seriously when's the last time you bought something made out of real leather? That shit costs so much money.
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batri-jopa · 1 year ago
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Found at modelroyalofficial on Instagram:
A special collection of delicately handmade dresses made from tree leaves, palm trees and agricultural products 🌴🌳🌲🌱🌿🌾🌽🥦🍆🥬
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arctic-hands · 14 days ago
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I can't stand granola types who ask for "vegan wool" (or "vegan leather") bc they want to maintain the aesthetics of being vegan. You're soo concerned about the animals that you're willing to fill their environment and food with microplastics. Because that's what your vegan alternative is: plastic
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lamariposaverdeblog · 1 year ago
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VEGAN Baseball ¾ Sleeve T-Shirt by lamariposaverde
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vegan-happy-clothing9 · 10 months ago
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What Is Ethical Vegan Clothing and Why Does It Matter?
Hello, conscious fashionistas! Are you tired of supporting industries that harm animals and the environment? In our fast-paced world, where trends come and go faster than you can say "sustainable chic," it's easy to overlook the impact our clothing choices have on the planet and its inhabitants. But what if you could look fabulous while staying true to your values? Enter vegan clothing which is ethical, a rapidly growing phenomenon that's revolutionising the way you think about fashion.
Well, buckle up and let's dive into the world of ethical vegan clothing – a movement that's shaking up the fashion industry one stitch at a time.
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Understanding Ethical Vegan Clothing—
So, what exactly is ethical vegan clothing? Simply put, it's apparel that's produced without exploiting animals or causing harm to the environment. From the materials used to the manufacturing processes, every step is carefully curated to align with vegan and ethical principles.
Ethical vegan brands avoid animal-derived materials like leather, wool, silk, cashmere, and shearling. They opt for plant-based alternatives such as organic cotton, bamboo, and even pineapple leaves – making fashion unexpectedly fruity!
The Importance of Ethical Vegan Clothing—
But why does ethical vegan clothing matter, you ask? Well, the reasons are numerous and compelling.
The fashion industry's environmental impact includes water pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and textile waste. 
Choosing ethical vegan brands supports sustainable practices. 
Additionally, opting for cruelty-free clothing opposes the mistreatment of animals in industries like leather tanning and wool production, making a statement that kindness is always in fashion.
Embracing the Ethical Vegan Clothing Movement—
Now, you may wonder: "Can ethical vegan fashion truly be stylish?" Oh, you bet your bamboo socks it can! Ethical vegan brands blend innovative design with sustainable materials, creating stunning and ethical fashion. Think sleek vegan leather jackets, vibrant dresses from recycled plastics, and luxury vegan handbags and shoes redefining high-end style.
Finishing Up:
So, are you ready to join the ethical vegan clothing revolution? Well, supporting renowned brands like VEGAN Happy Clothing enables a seamless coexistence of contemporary values and expressive creativity.
Trust them, once you experience the comfort, style, and peace of mind that comes with making compassionate choices, there's no going back. Your conscience and your wardrobe will thank you.
Enjoy happy shopping!
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acti-veg · 1 year ago
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“The bulrush has an amazing high-volume structure,” says Finlay Duncan, a co-founder of Saltyco. “Its seed heads can expand about 300 times in size. It has these umbrella-like structures that mimic the natural structure of goosedown in terms of providing that nice lofty, fluffy feeling.”
For farmers on lowland peat in the north-west (UK), it is hoped the trial could provide an alternative source of income while also reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The chosen site in Greater Manchester was drained for agriculture more than 50 years ago, something that will be reversed next year to plant the bulrushes. This could save 2,800 tonnes of CO2 equivalent by 2050 and boost biodiversity, according to the Wildlife Trust.
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littlealienproducts · 2 months ago
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Ain’t that just the way Over the Garden Wall art print. More spooky prints at CPR Productions
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yogadaily · 7 months ago
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(Buy Sports Legging Helene – Gym To Swim®  || Curated with love by yogadaily) 
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sleezypmartini · 1 year ago
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mending your clothes, wearing them for as long as possible, and only buying new clothes when you absolutely need them (i get my clothes at thrift stores) is way more important for the environment than going vegan.
machines are incapable of sewing garments properly. that means that every single piece of clothing you're wearing probably had to be sewn by hand in a sweat shop somewhere being paid a dollar a day or less. the same goes 100 fold for garments that are crocheted, as crochet is far too complicated for machinery (on the other hand, the first knitting machine was invented in 1589 by William Lee)
the other part of MENDING and REWEARING your old clothes is that it's waaaay cheaper. going vegan is not accessible to everyone, but if you can get a pair of pants for 3 dollars and alter them just a little, you can have well fitting jeans for a fraction of the cost. If I were to go vegan i would either spend into my rent momey to feed myself or starve.
the other side of this sustainability coin that i very much still struggle with is Not Overbuying Clothes (if youre gonna do that, i suggest thrifting because youre not creating any demand for NEW goods - which somewhat reduces the demand for sweatshop labor to create the new goods)
also just a reminder that corporations are abandoning giant plastic fishing nets in the ocean for creatures to get stuck in and other corporations are spewing toxic chemicals in the water, which is where most pollution comes from on planet earth. also the overfarming of cattle... those stinky stinky cows
i guess my point is that there's no diet in this capitalist hellscape that is more morally correct than the rest, but mostly just Stop Buying New Clothes and Stop Trusting Companies
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shannonpurdyjones · 7 months ago
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What's a long-lasting fabric that's also good for living in a hot, humid swamp? Like every day is 32 C, 100% humidity (90 F).
Linen!!!
Ok so I'm born and raised in NC in the south eastern US, also a hot humid swamp in the summers (85-95F and more often than not 80-100% humidity). Loose flowy linen clothing is my go-to. It breathes well (vital in humid climates) and good quality 100% linen lasts a long time. The only thing it doesn't do is the "instant wicking and then instant drying" (like workout clothes) but it does okay in that dept and dries quickly once hung up.
I'm always about supporting local small businesses, so check around your area for seamstresses or small shops first. In lieu of that I've had good luck on Etsy searching 100% linen [dress, pants, etc] and filtering for 'ships from [insert your home country]'.
Full disclosure, you will pay more for a handmade 100% linen garment than polyester spandex fast fashion. That said, I have 4 linen dresses and skirts I saved for over the past several years. Not only do I find myself wearing them way more than my other clothes, but they also look basically brand new after years of regular wear. It's an investment, but in my experience it's worth it.
(Obv everyone is not in a financial position to buy new. Places like poshmark etc are great for finding quality linen second hand at a much lower price, and you're reusing, which is always good!)
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lamariposaverdeblog · 1 year ago
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VEGAN Lightweight Hoodie by lamariposaverde
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