We’ve all been there, standing in front of a closet full of clothes, yet feeling like we have nothing to wear. But what if you could create an effortlessly chic wardrobe while doing your part for the planet? With a bit of thought and a touch of creativity, you can elevate your outfits, look great, and feel good knowing you’re supporting a more sustainable future. Let’s explore a few ways to update your wardrobe that are kind to both you and the environment.
Read MoreAs awareness of environmental issues continues to grow, sustainable fashion is becoming a priority for many shoppers. This fall, embracing eco-friendly trends doesn’t mean compromising on style. From recycled materials to timeless pieces designed for longevity, sustainable fashion is all about making mindful choices that look good and do good for the planet.
Read MoreJust because something looks well made, doesn’t mean it actually is, and craftsmanship is actually the most important thing to look for when shopping for sustainable pieces. Here are five things that will immediately indicate the poor quality of clothing, even if it looks good at first glance or has a steep price.
Read MoreIn an era where the pace of life continues to accelerate, the quest for enhanced well-being through self-improvement has never been more pertinent. Finding the time to care for your mental and physical health can often be challenging, especially during the holiday season, but it’s not impossible. This guide, presented by The Sewing Room, offers a roadmap to those seeking to embark on a journey towards improved health and happiness, encompassing seven essential facets of self-development.
Read MoreLet’s explore minimalism when it comes to our clothing. Maybe you are looking to have a more minimalist lifestyle, living with fewer things. Clothing plays a large part in each of our lives. Most people have more clothing than they actually need. Fast fashion & mass consumerism have driven our culture to buy more and more and this is not sustainable for our planet in any way. As our closets bulge and clothing falls apart, much of it gets thoughtlessly dumped in the landfill. Creating a "sustainable" wardrobe" can help you leap out of this vortex of mass consumption.
Read MoreAnd the Zero Waste Saga Continues. This week, I want to talk about the grocery store and grocery bags. It really rubbed me the wrong way when we had to give up our reusable bags over Quarantine. I'm so glad we can use them again. Here are a few ways you can do your part to avoid plastic bags and single-use plastics while you are shopping:
