Women's Clothing

Whatever your motivation, re-examining your approach buying clothes can be good for your budget and the planet. We spoke with a stylist, a sustainability advocate and a designer, to get some tips on how to maintain your personal style while being environmentally conscious. 

Charity bin drop-off, clothes swap, even selling via your social media platforms — there are several obvious pathways for your clothes post-wardrobe clean-out. But they aren't your only options. 

I'd resisted addressing my clothes shopping habits for a long time because I simply didn't think I would be able to stop.

If your knee-jerk reaction is to jump online whenever you need something new, it's worth knowing there are more affordable and sustainable ways to secure clothing.

All bras are kind of uncomfortable, right? Not necessarily. There's a good chance you're wearing the wrong style or size.

Fabric softener will probably make you smell like your nana's house and it has a whole bunch of negative properties as well.

For everyone whose dresser is full of wonky bras and shrunken jumpers.

How do you learn to appreciate the clothes you wear? Tahlea tried making them.

Regardless of your race, gender or age, most of us at some point in our lives struggle with accepting the bodies we were born into. Learning to embrace them as we grow is key, writes Santilla.

There are big environmental savings to be made in your laundry.

We've all heard of the gender pay gap, but are women in the workforce facing another financial burden — the cost of looking the part?