I’m joined by Kerry Bannigan, Founder of the Conscious Fashion Campaign. Kerry is an event creator, producer and entrepreneur curating global activations and initiatives that advocate sustainable development. We chatted about the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, how brands can incorporate the UN SDGs (even if they are just starting out and have limited budgets), how companies can measure their impact, and more!

Connect with Kerry:

• www.consciousfashioncampaign.com

Additional Resources:

• Free Fund Your Fashion Line Training

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In this episode, I’m joined by Courtney Watkins, owner of Mine & Yours. Mine & Yours has been buying, selling, trading & consigning pre-loved luxury and designer goods in downtown Vancouver since 2013. We chat about her 7+ years as an entrepreneur, bootstrapping and building her first store with less than $5k, how she built a network of buyers and sellers, adapting her business model during COVID-19, and more!

Connect with Courtney:

• www.mineandyours.com

Additional Resources:

• Free Fund Your Fashion Line Training

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In this important episode, I interview activist, consultant and diversity expert Cicely Blain about how we can be true allies to the Black community, thoughts on tokenism, ways consumers can sniff out performative activism, the use of Black vernacular in marketing, what companies should do to support diverse workplaces, and so much more!

Connect with Cicely Blain:

• https://www.bakauconsulting.com

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To everyone that ever said sustainable fashion is expensive or for hippies... listen up! In this episode, I address these common misconceptions I hear and give you tips on how you can make sustainable fashion more accessible to you and your style.

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I’m joined by Brianna Kilcullen from ANACT, a sustainable towel brand in this episode! We discuss how to launch a successful Kickstarter campaign, direct to consumer vs. wholesale (which is better?), combatting greenwashing, using the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and more!

Connect with ANACT

• www.anact.com

Additional Resources:

• Free Fund Your Fashion Line Training

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Learn how to launch a sustainable brand — on a budget! I discuss what to spend your money on, how to bootstrap, funding mechanisms, and more!

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• Free Fund Your Fashion Line Training

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Learn how to avoid CRICKETS when you launch your brand or a new collection. In this episode, I share the BIGGEST mistake that I see sustainable fashion brands make so that you can learn from it and avoid this mistake with your brand.

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You’re in for a treat because Stephanie Osler from Devil May Wear is back on the podcast! We discuss her takeaways from owning her brand during the 2008 financial crisis and how it’s applicable to COVID-19, what the clothing industry will look after the dust settles, when we should go back to “business as usual”, making online shopping sustainable, building customers’ trust in the digital age, and more!

Links Mentioned:

• Recloseted Radio Episode 30

Additional Resources:

• Free Fund Your Fashion Line Training

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We’re doing another episode to celebrate Fashion Revolution week! In this episode, I overview how brands can take steps to ensure they’re working with conscious and ethical factories. I share the exact questions brands should ask manufacturers when trying to find new partners, what to watch out for, things to keep in mind, and more!

Link Mentioned:

• Recloseted Radio Episode 35

Additional Resources:

• Free Fund Your Fashion Line Training

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I’m back one year later with Iris Chau, our #MaterialMondays Contributing Writer for Fashion Revolution week! We discuss shifts in the garment world since last year, breakdown Everlane’s transparency efforts, examine how COVID-19 is affecting factories + mills + garment workers, what we think fashion production will look like post-Corona, and what you can do to help. This episode is jam-packed with information so we hope you have a lot of takeaways!

Links Mentioned:

• https://www.fashionrevolution.org

Additional Resources:

• Free Fund Your Fashion Line Training

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