We chat with Jenna Flood, aka the Ironic Minimalist on all things capsule wardrobes, slow fashion and how to mend your clothes - it's full of so many great pieces of advice!

Resources mentioned:

• Her website

• Virtual Wardrobe Workshop

• Modern Mending

• Her event

• Second-hand September

This episode will definitely shift your perspective!

Katherine from Blac Sneaker Co shares her insights on why she thinks hemp is the future of sustainable footwear, and she also gives her verdict on the controversial junners debate...

Where do you stand on it?

Today is a brilliant and engaging chat with Andrew from Active Apostle. He tells us exactly how and why ECONYL is sustainable, and why bigger players in the sportswear industry refuse to embrace more eco-friendly materials - it's probably the best science lesson we've ever had!

Natalie isn't your average lover and brand owner. Find out how a chance encounter India was the eureka moment for Pinky & Kamal, as well as how she perseveres through tough times. It's a great chat filled with mindfulness, passion and unwavering honesty!

Check out the Pinky & Kamal range by clicking the link below:

Charys is the founder of Styelle Swim - a pioneer in the sustainable swimwear industry. We get her thoughts on what makes Styelle Swim so special, her thoughts on the current 'band-aid approach', and what she would love to say to every swimwear lover!

We hope you love this episode and please leave a review if you enjoyed it.

Brianna and Mathew take us behind the scenes at GAÁL to showcase why transparency is not negotiable. Ethically made brands have nothing to hide, and GAÁL is the perfect example of this!

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Today we chat with Cassandra from Lazy Girl Lingerie. We talk about her journey, how being sustainably minded has its challenges, and advice that she wish she knew day one. 

Listen in and let us know your thoughts!

Erin Skinner is above our pay grade, but we were lucky enough to get her expert insights! We chat about her journey from shopaholic, conservation research, and why she thinks our overconsumption is the leading cause of fast fashion.

Follow her journey on Instagram - @slowlyerin.

If you're looking for inspiration to live more consciously, they you can't miss this pod!

Chloe shares her experience from the horror of unethical makeup and how that's shaped her conscious living blog.

She's also filled with inspirational quotes and overall, an inspirational person.

Resources mentioned:

• Peppermint Magazine

• Ironic Minimalist

• Ethical Made Easy 

Kel and Em are the co-founders of Folktribe Clothing; they are hemp enthusiasts with a 100% commitment to making fashion as sustainable as possible... this even includes their buttons.

We chat about their supply chain, greenwashing and their thoughts on society's hyperconsumption.

Thanks for listening and please leave us a review :)