”Slow living is not about living your life in slow motion; it’s about doing everything at the right speed and pacing instead of rushing. By that same logic, slow living is not about losing time by going slowly; it’s about gaining time by doing the things that are most important to you.”
Resources
Slow Fashion Movement
SlowFashion.global is a refreshing, heartfelt space where fashion meets mindfulness. With a whimsical spirit and a global mission, the site invites visitors to explore conscious style, community action, and thoughtful living. It’s a charming detour for anyone rethinking what it means to get dressed.
Remake.world
Remake.world offers a powerful, thoughtful look into the human and environmental costs of fashion. With well-researched content, moving storytelling, and clear calls to action, the site equips visitors to become informed advocates for change. It’s a must-visit for anyone serious about ethical fashion.
Vox’s The Lies That Sell Fast Fashion
Vox’s The Lies That Sell Fast Fashion is a sharp, eye-opening report that cuts through the glossy surface of trendy, cheap clothing. With clear visuals and compelling facts, it reveals the hidden costs behind fast fashion’s promises—making it essential viewing for conscious consumers and curious skeptics alike.
Fashion’s Naked Truths
The Economist’s Fashion’s Naked Truths is a sobering, well-researched exposé on the fashion industry’s staggering environmental toll. With a clear-eyed look at overproduction, waste, and consumer habits, it challenges viewers to confront the hidden costs of their closets—and consider a more sustainable way forward.
The Simple Solution to Fast Fashion
Josephine Philips’ TED Talk, The Simple Solution to Fast Fashion, is both engaging and deeply informative. With warmth and clarity, she inspires a meaningful shift toward valuing our clothes through repair and care—offering practical solutions that make sustainable fashion feel accessible and hopeful.
Encircled
Encircled is a standout Canadian brand leading the way in sustainable fashion. With versatile designs, ethical craftsmanship, and a strong focus on eco-friendly materials and local production, they make mindful dressing effortless. A proud example of style that honors both people and the planet.
Meemoza
Meemoza is a shining example of Canadian sustainable fashion, blending timeless style with eco-friendly, ethical craftsmanship. Their commitment to local production and mindful collections makes conscious dressing both beautiful and accessible. A perfect choice for those who value quality, community, and the planet.
SOJO
SOJO is a fresh and inspiring approach to sustainable fashion, making garment repair effortless and accessible. By blending technology with craftsmanship, it encourages us all to cherish our clothes longer. A smart, community-driven solution that’s reshaping how we think about style and sustainability.