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Piping Plover unifies plus-sized thrift, coastal trinkets, and native wildlife preservation
Plus-sized sustainable fashion enjoyers are all too familiar with the glaring lack of size inclusivity in vintage and thrift spaces — “Piping Plover” is here to change that. In this blog post Micaela Grimes explores Boston-based, queer-run, and inspired by the shore, Piping Plover. They are your source for second hand garments of all sizes, hand-made beach-inspired baubles, and more. Dive into this interview with founders Tatiana and Domenic to learn more about their mission, inspirations, and how they help contribute to the preservation of the sand-colored shorebird they’re named after.
It's Spring Cleaning Season: Tips to Declutter, Detox, and Go Green
Spring is here, and it’s time to refresh your space—but this year, let’s do it sustainably. From donating clothes and recycling electronics to DIY cleaners and waste-conscious kitchen habits, Havana Medina shares eco-friendly strategies to declutter responsibly and build greener cleaning routines.
Sustainable Fashion Brands to Follow in 2025
Looking to refresh your wardrobe without compromising your values? Sustainable fashion is more stylish, ethical, and accessible than ever. In this article, Havana Medina highlights her favorite standout brands—including CHNGE, Kotn, and Wildflo Studio—that prove eco-friendly clothing doesn’t have to be dull or overpriced.
Accessories Make or Break a Look: 4 ways to incorporate Sustainable Accessories into your Style
Accessories can make or break a look, so why not make them sustainable? From upcycled vintage finds and DIY creations to ethical jewelry brands and biodegradable hair accessories, there are plenty of ways to elevate your style while keeping sustainability in mind. Embrace these eco-friendly swaps to create a unique, fashion-forward wardrobe that’s both stylish and sustainable!
The Evolution Of DIY Fashion: A Timeline Of Self-Made Style.
DIY fashion, rooted in the 1960s and 1970s countercultures, emerged as a rebellion against mass consumerism. Punks and hippies repurposed old garments to express individuality and reject mainstream values. By the 1990s, it evolved into an eco-conscious trend, gaining popularity through the rise of the internet and social media. Today, DIY sustainable fashion is mainstream, with platforms like Instagram and Etsy empowering people to embrace creativity, sustainability, and uniqueness.