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Living sustainably is about living within our means on a planetary scale. It's a huge area raising many difficult questions. We want to be able to have those conversations, to not shy away from the truth and to inspire each other to finds ways to live more sustainably. 

Sustainable Living

LOOK GOOD, FEEL GOOD, DO GOOD Part 2: Who Do I Dress for?

'Don’t try to tell me that clothes don’t matter to you.' Helen explores who she dresses for and why the way you dress matters.

LOOK GOOD, FEEL GOOD, DO GOOD Part 1: I am what I wear

'I tread the fine line between expressing myself through what I wear and expressing my values through what I wear.'

Make Do and Mend: A Response to the Climate Emergency

We’re making changes in the Green Heart shop on Gateshead High Street. We’ve opened up the back area to become a maki...

'Enough Clothing For Next 6 Generations': How We Can Slow Fashion Down

If we want to make fashion more sustainable, then we have to address the big issues of excess clothing and overproduc...

Is a Second Hand Clothing Business Profitable - And Does That Matter?

Second hand fashion is no longer a taboo and wearing "charity shop clothes" is no longer an insult, it's a positive f...

What is Doom Spending?

You've probably heard of doom scrolling, but what exactly is doom spending? With the increased costs of living, it ca...

What to Do With Old Socks in the UK

One of the oldest pair of socks found in existence were Romano-Egyptian and made from red wool, with a split toe for ...

'What Is #BuyNothingNewMonth?': From a Fashion Perspective

#BuyNothingNewMonth is an awareness campaign by Keep Britain Tidy, encouraging UK citizens to avoid buying any new it...

The Ebay Vinted Tax: Should You Let It Stop You Clearing Out Your Wardrobe?

If you were thinking about clearing out your unwanted clothes, you may also need to think about tax.  From 1st Januar...

What Could Happen if Sending Unsold Clothes to Landfill was Banned?

Imagine what could happen if we BANNED unsold clothing from going to landfill? Well that's exactly what the European...
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