Listen as model, sustainable fashion advocate and climate activist Arizona Muse talks us through how the vast garment industry that makes all our clothes, shoes and bags could have a positive impact on our planet and people
Read MoreFrom the field to your closet, your clothes go on a long journey before they enter your life. Designer Amy Powney explores the fashion industry's brutal impact on the environment and human health, modeling what ethical, planet-friendly clothing can look like — and inviting us all to think beyond the label.
Read MoreYour favorite pair of jeans -- the ones you refuse to throw out -- are actually a part of a global climate solution, says fashion entrepreneur Josephine Philips. When you value your existing clothes instead of chasing the latest trends, you help reduce waste and protect our planet for generations to come. Learn more about the impacts of what you wear -- and the incredible power of repairing your clothes.
Read More5-part doco series - available on Youtube
A sweeping, global documentary series that follows Livia Firth as she embarks on a journey to uncover sustainable fashion solutions. From textile workers in developing nations to innovative brands redefining ethical production, Fashion-scapes takes viewers deep into the heart of the supply chain, proving that fashion can be beautiful without exploiting people or the planet. This series provides an optimistic yet realistic look at how the fashion industry can transform for the better.
Read MoreThe Circular Economy Show Podcast explores the many dimensions of what a circular economy means, and meets the people making it happen. Each week our hosts are joined by experts from across industry, governments and academia to learn more about how the circular economy is being developed and scaled.
Read MoreHosted by Victoria Smith
Conversations with founders and innovators working in different sectors of the fashion industry, offering an opportunity to get involved in this growing space. Hear directly from the people building the future of fashion about entrepreneurship, job opportunities, fashion tech, circularity, biomaterials, and more.
Read MoreHosted by Kate Sanner.
In ep 25 season 8 Kate chats with Kate Sanner, the Co-Founder and CEO of Beni, working on making resale as easy as buying new.
Read MoreMelanie talks to Rachel Arthur, one of the most influential women in fashion you may never have heard of. Why? Rachel created the United Nations Sustainable Fashion Playbook, a guide for influencers and fashion communicators to inspire us all to buy less crap, and love and appreciate clothes more.
Read MoreFashion Our Future is a podcast by Kering and hosted by Andrea Cheong that explores the solutions needed to make the fashion and luxury industry more sustainable and circular. Over the course of two seasons, creative, passionate, and committed industry insiders will discuss and demystify the sustainable practices and groundbreaking solutions that are influencing and changing the luxury fashion industry.
Read MoreHosted by Veronica Milsom.
In this ep you'll meet a seaweed farmer, a former fashion designer and a CEO with a passion for battery recycling, as we ask: How possible is it for the materials in our products to be designed for a closed-loop system so they don't end up in landfill?
Read MoreWe are tackling our unanswered circular economy questions. We (Cynthia + Laura, both experienced sustainability and circularity professionals) have identified topics we would like more clarity on, and by addressing these questions head on and bringing in experts, we hope to begin to shape the answers.
Read MoreThe 5 ep series tells the story of a new circular system for clothing, with brands and retailers taking responsibility for their products’ entire lifespan.
Read MoreA film from Collective Fashion Justice, telling the story of how the Indigenous Awajún people support their community, culture and land by creating a total ethics alternative to unsustainable and unethical animal-derived leather and fossil fuel materials. Watch on Waterbear network
Read MoreBased in Melbourne, Aus made in China and Melb.
Friends with Frank stands for quality, timelessness and beauty in simplicity. FWF was founded by Julia McCarthy in 2012, out of her belief that the key to a great wardrobe is having good quality staples that last the test of time.
Read MoreBased in Auckland NZ and made in NZ and China.
Remain is a New Zealand based fashion brand founded in 2018 by Penny Styles, with the intention to create every day and investment pieces designed with an effortless and rebellious approach to style.
Read MoreBased in Melbourne, Aus. Made in China.
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Amble is Melbourne based small business that is designed, owned and run by women who are committed to getting more women outdoors and feeling supported and included in the outdoors.
Read MoreBased and made in Melbourne
Dominique Healy founded her label in 2017 after spending ten years working for a fabric wholesaler in New Zealand and Australia. Dominique Healy produces trans-seasonal pieces inspired by women. Each garment is carefully considered and constructed locally from high-quality fabrics, all made to stand the test of time.
Read MoreSydney Base. Made in Aus and Knitwear in China
Jillian Boustred is an eponymous, Sydney based fashion label founded in 2016. Our vision at Jillian Boustred is to be able to celebrate fashion and the expression it brings whilst maintaining a sense of authenticity as a socially conscious brand.
Read MoreBased and made in Melbourne.
Our designs blend clothing, photography, and community, drawing inspiration from our friends and creative collaborators. Founded by Maddy Maeve in 2012, FME is designed for individuals who appreciate style and sustainability.
Read MoreKRYSTAL DEANS is an eponymous slow fashion label based on Wadawurrung land in a small town now commonly known as Bellbrae. Marrying timeless, archetypal garments with perfected fits, each design is created with thought and consideration of its end use and ability to stand the test of time.
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