Yes. I traded in another pair. I’ll give you the low down later.
Tag Archives: sustainable fashion
Sustainable with a Conscious 2
Continuing the Before Tacky Podcast with co host Irene Serra talk to Rodrigo Doxandabarat about his brand DOTZ.
Sustainable with a Conscious
Before Tacky podcast talk to fashion entrepreneur Rodrigo Doxandabarat about his label Dotz. Click below
Conscience Fashion
Coming Soon. A Before Tacky interview with shoe brand head Rodrigo Doxandabarat about conscience fashion and production.
Fast Fashion Part 2
Part 2 of the Before Tacky Podcast talks about Fast Fashion and buyers behaviours. What do consumers want? Is “buying better” a trend or only a social media slogan? The panel goes in depth on the subject. Click below to view the latest episode.
A Fast Fashion Podcast
Before Tacky podcast talks about fast fashion. The panel breakdowns the reality. Do buyers really want to pay extra for eco fashion? Click below to watch the show.
Before Tacky talks 959
I met Paolo Ferrari at a fashion trade show in Berlin. His sustainable bags made from reused seat belts struck me as chic. I have been a fan ever sense. Check out our Before Tacky interview with the Italian handbag designer behind the 959 brand. Paolo speaks about why and how he creates the brand’s …
Action + Words=3
I have written about this subject in the past. It is easy to protest, be a part of a movement that does not involve negative consequences. Climate change activism continues to stay on the front page. Greta made the cover of Time magazine as Person of the Year. However, does Generation Z really feel about …
The Fashion Eco Warriors?
The world has now become social media politically conscience. It is hyper connected movement of righteousness mixed with moral superiority. If iOS shuts down, heaven help the world. Predicting what Millennials and Social Media want is hard. They post one thing to be a part of a movement but purchase the opposite in stores. …
At Nudie Again
Recently, I took my Nudie Jeans back for a free repair, again. Part of their sustainability policy is to repair or replace of jeans if needed. Staying true to the heritage, the brand’s store is centered around a sewing machine. I bought these jeans in 2013. “Buy Better” to paraphrase Westwood. I paid 119 euros …