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Kindness, Slow Fashion, and American Made w/ Doug Phillips of Conscious Clothing
The Wear Who You Are team is back with an Industry Insider episode, featuring Doug Phillips of Conscious Clothing. Host Natalie Tincher is tapping into her Midwest upbringing for this conversation with the co-founder and owner of this sustainably and ethically made company, based out of Michigan. Conscious Clothing is notable for its commitment to using eco-friendly materials and low-impact dyes, as well as being completely American designed, sourced, and made. As if all of that wasn't enough, Conscious Clothing also has a profoundly moving story.
Individual Service Spotlight: Q the Stylist
Always wanted to know how a Q the Stylist Session could help you? We gotcha covered. . .
Giving Clothes a New Opportunity: Resources Once You've Simplified Your Closet
Pre-loved, pre-owned, second hand, used… There are a lot of synonyms for places to find previously owned clothes. A lot of these options involve consignment or thrift stores, which in many other countries are known as “opp shops.” But what does “opp shop” mean? Opportunity.
BU Beauty: Considerations while Shopping for "Ethical" Beauty
As BU Style expands the importance of BU Beauty, that means we have to put equal care into the work we do for ethical and sustainability standards there as we do for clothes.