Reduce Your Carbon Footprint With Vintage Shoes (And Other Vintage Fashions & Accessories)
EeBay’s latest ad campaign includes promoting the eBay Green Team by pointing out how environmentally kind and ethical wearing previously owned clothing is: The greenest product is the one that already exists.
The facts presented in the promotion may be new, but the principal probably isn’t news to vintage fashion lovers & those who are generally thrifty. The question is, do you think this will change buying habits?
http://www.twolia.com/blogs/heres-looking-like-you-kid/2010/03/17/reduce-your-carbon-footprint-with-vintage-shoes-and-other-vintage-fashions-accessories/
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Thrifting for Style
"How would you describe your clothing style?"
Someone recently asked me this question and I stared at them, clueless. I considered admitting that I rarely buy new clothing, intimates aside. I shop in thrift stores, out of necessity, yes, and also because I like it. Thrifting for style is both cost-effective and environmentally-kind. I suppose this means my style is what I can afford and/or hunt down.
All the same, I felt as if I should know.
So I found some pictures that would best define my style, if I could only find them second-hand . . .
Read more> http://ladaisi.blogspot.com/2010/01/thrifting-for-style.html
http://ladaisi.blogspot.com/2010/01/thrifting-for-style.html
Reduce Your Carbon Footprint With Vintage Fashion
I explain how else my annual project benefits charities and the planet! Have linked to ebays green team too. Read my blog to find out more.
http://www.prelovedreloved.co.uk/2011/01/reduce-your-carbon-footprint-with-vintage-fashion/
Vintage makes sense. Its the new black
Most excellent! Vintage is in. It seems to be the new black. When I was younger it was called rummage sale - ing. Which is always a blast.
http://www.irsdispute.blogspot.com
Vintage fashion = preloved = green?
A look at what other bloggers have surmised whilst evaluating the internet's contribution to the fashion market. Going onto wonder at the difference between second hand and vintage and people's stigma.
"I would agree that, certainly online, vintage is very limiting. If it's not in your size or not in your town then it's difficult paying out a lot for an item..."
http://wutheredwindow.blogspot.com/2010/06/vintage-fashion-preloved-green.html
A GREEN Passion for VINTAGE?
I rant on about buying vintage and preferring Ebay, how Ebay's Green Team advert is mainly aimed at products other than clothing (fashion) because most people will not become vintage junkies to save the planet.
I also discuss an idea of what I think should be done to encourage vintage buying before opening the discussion for everyone.
http://kireinano.blogspot.com/2010/03/green-passion-for-vintage.html
Eco Vintage
So by buying vintage is one making an eco friendly fashion statement? Well, in so many ways yes: Overall, it embraces the reuse of existing materials. There are also many other reasons...
http://sapphirewhispermagazine.blogspot.com/2010/03/eco-vintage.html
