Socks are something many of us use regularly, and they’re a great way to support sustainable and ethical brands as they aren’t an item most people can (or want to) buy secondhand. Also, since they don’t have the same fit issues as clothing, they … more

Here are our picks for beautiful, sustainable and ethical clothing brands owned by women of colour. I also think it’s important to note that minority-owned businesses have also been disproportionately affected by the pandemic so now more than ever can use your support! This … more

The weather is finally nice out so it’s time to transition to a spring capsule, I decided to do a combined spring/summer capsule wardrobe as the pieces I chose work for both and I can’t see much changing going into summer. (Please note: this … more

Support local! Shopping from Canadian clothing brands not only gives you beautiful, unique pieces but also supports independent fashion labels and a Canadian-made clothing industry. Plus most of these brands incorporate eco friendly initiatives into their business so you’re making a more sustainable clothing choice too.

We already have a great roundup of sustainable bras, so now we’re focusing on your bottoms and have collected some comfy, ethical, organic cotton, and sustainable underwear brands. You can find underwear brands from the US, Canada, Australia, and Europe. Knickey My favorite comfortable, … more

Relax and play at the pool or beach in a sustainable bathing suit. We’ve found sexy, full coverage and sporty swimwear to suit everyone.

Bags are tricky when it comes to sustainability – there are a lot of different materials and they all have pros and cons. Leather comes with a slew of tanning, ethical, and cruelty issues while the vegan options typically are plastic or have plastic … more

It’s a new season and time for a new capsule! This one’s a little different for me though as it has to be a maternity-friendly capsule, so it has some new pieces you haven’t seen before. The video above talks through my planning and … more

Bras are already challenging to find, which then makes ethical and sustainable bras even more difficult. Plus if like me you wear a “non-standard” size (for reference I typically wear a 30E) it can seem impossible. But I’m here to help! This roundup includes … more

Activewear can have a larger environmental impact than our every day clothing due to all the synthetics used as well as the fact that we’re harder on sportswear so it can get worn out quicker. It’s especially important to look for durable, sustainable, and … more