In a world where fast fast fashion has taken over, consumers are increasingly choosing clothing that is trendy and cheap, over options that are better quality, and perhaps more sustainable. Largely driven by the cheaper price tags that caters more towards the younger demographic, this widely-adopted consumer choice has the potential to have disastrous impacts on the environment over the medium to long-term. In order to combat this, I am proposing 3 fashion brands that exhibit eco-friendly, sustainability, and morally-sound practices/values that offer clothing that will last forever and keep your wardrobe fresh for any occasion! 

Let’s face it - sustainability is in! As people strive to become more sustainable in their everyday lives, companies are doing the same. This post provides a spotlight on sustainability initiatives that different brands have implemented. Follow along to become inspired on how and why your brand can do the same.

Unless you have been living under a rock for the past few years, you’ve probably noticed the growing trend of environmental sustainability gaining traction around us. Perhaps that's what brought you to our blog in the first place; or maybe you’re on our blog because you want to learn more about sustainable fashion, how to get involved in living a more fashionably sustainable life, or even what places around you offer the best options for those seeking the best deals! Whatever the reason, our blog can give you all the details you want to know.

The food and drink industry is undoubtedly a critical driver of the Irish economy. Following its expansion into several new priority markets, the food export industry reached an estimated value of €13 billion in 2019 (Bord Bia, 2020). However, the power and potential of this exciting industry does not cease at its economic credentials.

In a world where environmental sustainability is becoming more and more of a pressing issue, companies and consumers alike have started to take the necessary steps to ensure the future remains green. For companies, it’s integrating initiatives like sustainable sourcing throughout the supply chain. For consumers however, it seems like people are still a bit confused on how they can make a difference through the purchases they make. This is especially prevalent towards areas like clothing, where billions of tons of textile waste are generated through the disposal of clothes.