Fabrics, Circularity + Innovation
The high-street has led us to believe that a t-shirt should cost £5. Sometimes less, sometimes a tiny bit more. Pricing in the fashion industry is a mess – there has been many times when I have been on the lookout for sustainable options to add to my wardrobe and found myself wincing at the prices.
Fashion Revolution Week 2020 Quiz
Inside Textile Waste – Fashion Revolution Week 2020
5 Tips to Help You Care For Your Clothes
Introducing RePack: A Low Waste Alternative to Packaging
Fair Pay in the Fashion Industry – Living Wage Week 2019
It’s National Living Wage Week in the UK. A huge part of the sustainable fashion movement is to create more transparency: to make consumers aware of who made their clothes, under what conditions and for what rates of pay. As a living wage employer this is a cornerstone to everything we do here at The Emperor’s Old Clothes.
Fashion Revolution Week 2019
We have lots of exciting projects and events coming up for Fashion Revolution Week 2019 – we’d love those of you local to Brighton/Sussex to join us. Sustainable fashion + shopping locally + educating yourself = conscious consumerism at it’s best
Behind the scenes of becoming more size inclusive as a brand
A behind the scenes look at how our brand is becoming more size inclusive, it’s a look at the mistakes and assumptions I’ve made as a business owner and an update on our commitments to diversity and inclusivity for the rest of 2019.
Recycling dead stock as a sustainable fashion brand
Recycling and specifically fabric recycling is super important in sustainable fashion and in the fashion industry as a whole. ‘Dead stock’ is a problem if you’re churning out millions of garments a season but small-scale operations like us can be way more innovative + creative with our solutions.