Eco chic summer t-shirts

| 22nd June 2010
EJF
Wear it on your tee: Susan Hoecke photographed by Matthew Eades in an EJF designer T-shirt
PHOTO GALLERY: The Ecologist picks its top ten t-shirts made from organic cotton, hemp or recycled materials
 
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DIY couture: turning a T-shirt into a classic tunic dress
If the mere idea of making your own clothes sends you running in panic to the high street, why not start with this really simple guide to re-fashioning a T-shirt as a dress
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Could this be the most ethical hat in the world?
All hail the rise of the Fair Trade Panama hat. Laura Sevier meets ethical fashion pioneer Carry Somers of Pachacuti
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Fashion conscience: Stella McCartney
Stella McCartney talks to Matilda Lee about designer activism and the release of her second 'eco collection'.

GREEN LIVING
Save your health and the planet: run barefoot
It won't come naturally to most pampered westerners, but running in a barefoot-style can help reduce injuries and make trainers less resource-intensive...
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On the Crest of a Green Wave
A cleaner, greener, more ethical approach to outdoor gear, Finisterre swept into UK shops on a surfing brainwave. Laura Sevier meets the team behind the eco-active clothing company

  • The new face of eco fashion

    Matilda Lee
     | 24th September 2010
    PHOTO GALLERY: The Estethica exhibition at London Fashion Week showcases pioneering designers who make clothes you never want to throw away. This exclusive photo shoot highlights some of the season's best looks
  • Jeans and ethical fashion

    Why jeans buck the fast-fashion phenomenon

    Sophie Woodward
     | 28th March 2012
    Denim has been in fashion since the early 19th century, which is why it is in the ultimate 'slow fashion' statement. Wear yours worn and ragged, and the older the better argues Sophie Woodward

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