Sustainable Fashion News

Shoreline Revival: What We Wear Is Washing Up on Our Shores

Each year, over 11 million metric tonnes of plastic waste enter our oceans. While most…

Yumika Hoskin wears Lucia shirt by Su By Hand, denim jeans by Sui and earrings by Lara & Ela, available on ZERRIN
Yumika Hoskin: Living Authentically, Inspiring Sustainability

The model, activist and presenter on building a life and career true to her conscious values

The dentist-turned-designer building a slow fashion brand

Nabilah Islam left her career in dentistry to design a better way to do fashion.

Singapore's first inaugural Eco Fashion Weekend happens this April 2024
Celebrate sustainable style at Singapore’s first Eco Fashion Weekend

Spotlighting the strides Singapore’s fashion industry has made in sustainability, the landmark Eco Fashion Weekend…

A growing guide to sustainable fashion brands in Singapore

Looking for sustainable fashion in Singapore? From clothing to jewellery, these 35 local labels combine…

A growing guide to sustainable fashion brands in London

Our favourite labels in the fashion capital combining style and substance

Introducing our Crafting Change pop up store (until 31 December)

Calling all style enthusiasts and eco-conscious shoppers—we’ve got some exciting news to share with you.…

New dance film Changing Room explores the link between self-love & climate change

The groundbreaking project explores the complex web of relationships between body image, our consumer choices and environmental pollution. 

Personal stylist Sera Murphy promotes secondhand fashion in Singapore through her business The Reoutfitter
Watch: The personal stylist changing mindsets around secondhand fashion in Singapore

How can we rewear, restyle and reuse to combat textile waste? Sera Murphy, founder of The Reoutfitter, is on a mission to show us how, one wardrobe at a time. 

Watch: The State of Sustainable Fashion in Singapore

The documentary shines a spotlight on what sustainable fashion means in Singapore today through the perspectives of local creatives and advocates.