Erin x
- Dec 23, 2020
- 2 min read

Sustainable Spotlight #5

Hello hello hello! Here I am again, ready to share my latest discoveries of brands that are worth spending your hard-earned coin on 🤩

As I've said before when I refer to sustainable fashion I am referring to fashion that is both eco-friendly and ethical. Any brand that isn't really eco-friendly I have made clear below along with the efforts they are making.

If anyone has any suggestions for brands I should include in the future please dm them to me on Instagram @byerinoleary!

As I have said on past posts, a disclaimer:

Although I really encourage trying to make the change over to shop sustainably I never want to shame anyone. Sometimes people are living in poverty and from paycheck to paycheck and can't afford more than a pair of €2 Penneys knickers. Essentials like underwear, work clothes etc. just have to be bought and it's not your fault that the only thing you can afford, or have time to get, or can find, is fast fashion - that's down to the system. However, a new dress from Boohoo for every night out is not essential, or a haul every month from Zara - and the reason those prices are so low is because of the cost to the person making it. So next time you're doing a haul from your favourite fast-fashion site, maybe ask yourself: "is someone else's suffering worth this?"

Now, let's jump in!

Another Tee

https://www.anothertee.xyz
another tee offsets the CO2 equivalent of the average annual carbon footprint of one European human as well as providing employment for villages in the Biak region of Indonesia
I was sent a t-shirt out as a PR Product and its lovely quality!
UK

Bourkily Design

https://www.instagram.com/bourkily.design/
Silk bandanas made ethically! Not an eco-friendly material but done on a pre-order basis to reduce waste
Dublin, Ireland

Red Cactus Vintage