about us

We are trying to advocate for a more sustainable wardrobe through resale and education.

Here are some facts; the fashion industry currently produces 10% of all humanity’s carbon emissions (that’s more emissions than all international flights and maritime shipping combined) and is the second-largest consumer of the world’s water supply.

Clothing production has roughly doubled since 2000 plus many store returns cost too much to re-stock and is cheaper for the company to damage and dump. So in total, up to 85% of textiles go into landfills each year - that’s one truckful being dumped to be burned every second.

Our overconsumption has become a serious issue - so much so that the UN has made it one of the 17 sustainable development goals to save our planet.

Shein hauls and fast fashion - where to begin. These influencer reels are teaching us to de-value clothing - and the time it takes to make them.

These companies rely on garment workers in third world countries, paying them below minimum wage to make that $12 shirt you just bought, wore once and then tossed because the button came off or the seam ripped. And in a some cases those garment workers are owed months of backpay and never see a dime. Every time you buy, you are voting 'yes' to this with your wallet.

This mindset of fast fashion has taught us that cheap can be normal, that every occasion deserves a new outfit, and that quality items are 'overpriced'. When the reality is when you pay someone a proper living wage - from the garment worker to the truck driver to the warehouse fulfiller - it adds up. This is normal.

A capsule wardrobe is full of staple and quality pieces that you can mix-and-match together. And when you find something new (hopefully thrifted!) that speaks to you, you can rotate it into the mix to keep things fresh.