Sustainability concepts such as minimalism, zero-waste, circular economy, social business, people-planet-profit…
Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, and… Not So Green Many designers know of the environmental impact of the type of fabrics they use: Natural versus synthetic materials, for example. However, most have yet to consider the toxicity of textile dyes and …
Fashion Fiction is an educational exercise to build a better vision of the fashion world. Why not start by imagining a perfect place. The Fashion Fiction exercise is useful in classroom settings or in an ideation stage of a project. In …
Cool fact one: This sustainable t-shirt is made from made of Algae and Tree Pulp. Watch this timelapse as it composts. Cool fact two: The Plant & Algae t-shirt completely biodegrades and quickly in two weeks. Cool fact three: The …
Originally writing on April 6, 2020. This April 22, 2020, Earth Day goes digital due to COVID-19 health crisis. Much of the collective activities will take place in digital spaces and on various online platforms. An app has been designed …
Originally Published on February 16, 2021 at 4961 × 3508 in 17 Sustainable Development Goals as collectively defined in January 2015.
SKOLSTREJK FOR KLIMATET Fridays for Future There is no Planet B. If you can’t reuse it, refuse it. Give peas a chance It’s the only earth we’ve got May the forest be with you Modern technology owes the ecology an …
A social business is a company with a social mission that is between non-profit and for-profit with a focus on societal good. That is a simple answer to what a social business is. Now you know. Do you remember when …
Originally published: April 13, 2020 One of many solutions to combat the global climate crisis is to plant trees. Yes, reforestation is better than deforestation. Two quick ways to plant trees.:You can plant through the search engine Ecosia. You can …
Let’s stop fashion pollution together. Slow down production of toxic fabrics. First the factsHere are some of the awful facts to be aware regarding fashion waste.It is breathtaking when you think that 150 000 000 000 (150 trillion) clothing products …