Josh talks to Ryan Christiansen from Same Underneath about the evolution of eco-friendly fashion for men and women, and where it has landed in today's society
Although I agree with the principle of Green Clothing and Fashion, I am not sure if it's just hype, people jumping on a bandwagon.
When I was recently travelling around Asia I saw a lot of market stools selling what they claim to be green clothing, but I couldnt help but think they were just made in sweat shops?
Although I agree with the principle of Green Clothing and Fashion, I am not sure if it's just hype, people jumping on a bandwagon.
When I was recently travelling around Asia I saw a lot of market stools selling what they claim to be green clothing, but I couldnt help but think they were just made in sweat shops?
Might be worth reading the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainable_fashion entry or more on eco friendly fashion in Asia http://www.shops.hk/news/ethical-fashion.
I would like to think that in 5-10 years time, eco friendly fashion will still be cool?? - who knows?