Skinny Kuyichi jeans and a pair of boot cut kuyichi jeans.
One black and one White people tree t-shirt.
Long sleeve green round neck people tree top.
Long sleeve maroon coloured grandad collar people tree top.
Long sleeve black double layered people tree top.
Long black kuyichi cardi.
Purple wool people tree tank top.
Cream people tree tunic dress.
Dark green short sleeve scoop neck people tree top.

My Eco friendly wish list :-

It’s getting pretty cold so first on my wish list is going to have to be a nice think jumper or cardi.
Secondly I would like a nice winter friendly dress, something I can wear over thick tights and boots.
Thirdly some knee high boots – I’ve already spotted these on www.fashion-conscience.com they are made by Where.

There are loads more things I need to change in my wardrobe but if I don’t wish for to much at once then I’m more likely to get them. That’s my thoughts anyway!!

Etsy.com is a website that you can buy and sell handmade items such as clothes, furtinure, food and much more.

Whilst browsing the clothes section, I found items labelled as upcycled. Intrigued by this I looked up the term upcycle - taking something old and no longer used and making it into something new. E.g - Taking an old pair of jeans and making it into a new handbag.

This sounds like fun so now along with fair trade and ethical clothes, I’m adding recycled and upcycled items into my new wardrobe.

Next stop charity shops and carboots!! I will showcase any of the items I try to upcycle!!

Another good way to recycle old clothes is via www.posh-swap.com. They are a website that allows you to put on items of clothes you no longer want and either sell or trade them in. Not only do they have a webiste they also hold posh-swap parties, check out their websites for dates and places. I hope to attend my first posh-swap party soon.

B-fair’s featured item – Memphis Jacket.

The outer lining of the jacket is made from old plastic bottles that have been spun into yarns and woven to create a one of a kind fabric.