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Help! I have nothing to wear!

30 November, 2018 by admin

nothing to wear even if the closet is filled up

Did you know that we Swedes buy an average of 14 kilos of textiles per person yearly? Of these 14, 10 kilos are clothing. How many of the garments do you actually use?

We use an average of two-thirds of …

Filed Under: Textile consumption Tagged With: fading, organic clothes, redesign, stains, tumble-drying

Why is organic cotton so much better?

28 November, 2018 by admin

A globe in a dark room with cotton balls

No more environmental anxiety – or at least something less. Do you feel bad about how we treat our planet Earth, the only one? Take a deep breath, start small, learn more, and make better decisions.

Cotton is our most …

Filed Under: Environmental impact, Organic, Plant Fibers, Textile production Tagged With: cotton, Crop rotation, growing cotton, increase biodiversity, Minimize tillage, organic cotton, slow erosion

Knowledge test about textiles

26 November, 2018 by admin

How many clothes from your wardrobe do you wear? Do you know how many litres of water it takes to produce a t-shirt? Time to test your knowledge and get the chance to win an annual card at Gröna Lund …

Filed Under: ReThink - Think Again, Textile Knowledge Tagged With: clothing quiz, green fields, knowledge test, water usage

Rethink Black Friday 2021

23 November, 2018 by admin

color pyramide and what to do in stead of buying too much new clothes

We do not support Black Friday. Here you get concrete alternatives to the shopping hysteria.

Today is Black Friday. Black Friday happens the day after American Thanksgiving Day, the fourth Thursday in November, sometimes from midnight on this family celebration …

Filed Under: Environmental impact, Textile consumption Tagged With: black friday, clothing care, greenhouse gasses, Repair, shopping hysteria, sustainable fashion, Thanksgiving

No water – no life!

23 November, 2018 by admin

Water needed for all life

Did you know that about 97 per cent of all water on earth is saltwater found in the oceans? Of the rest, two per cent is bound in ice and glaciers. And only about 1 per cent is available to

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Filed Under: Earth's resources, Environmental impact, Textile consumption, water Tagged With: cotton, freshwater, groundwater, household rubbish, organic cotton, waste

What are you wearing?

19 November, 2018 by admin

Dark hair girl in yellow orange layers. Wearing a lot of warm clothes

What’s really hanging in your closet? What are your clothes made of, and how do they affect the environment? Time for a short “what to wear” education.

AN INSIGHT INTO YOUR WARDROBE

Synthetic fibres are fibres that are manufactured artificially

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Filed Under: Synthetic fibres, Textile consumption, Textile production Tagged With: artificial fibres, conventionally grown cotton, microfibers, organic cotton, organic cultivation, polyester, regenerated fibres, synthetic material

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