Sustainable fashion from the best brands around the world.
Discover activewear and swimwear brands using sustainable processes to create their collections. From hemp fabric to recycling plastic bottles to make activewear and swimwear, all of these brands are doing their part in the world to make fashion more sustainable. Slow fashion rather than fast fashion from brands including Natasha Tonic, Salt Gypsy, Mona Swims and more.
Most yoga mats are made from polyvinyl chloride, also known as PVC which makes them a good choice because of its non-stick qualities, but it’s a bad choice because as it’s full of toxic chemicals including phthalates, lead and cadmium. Not only are you breathing in chemicals but these mats are also none recycle-able but […]
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adidas by Stella McCartney is well documented as being a go-to activewear brand that considers their impact on the planet when creating a collection and Fall / Winter 2019 is no different. The new season collection features state-of-the-art recycled polyester fabrics from Parley Oceans Plastic and regenerated Econyl yarn all of this without compramising on
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Starting out as a print designer Carla Johnson transitioned into the luxury swimwear market and launched MONA SWIMS. Manufacturing each piece within Europe each style is carefully curated and the silks are sustainably made in her hometown of Dublin. Strong in Style caught up with Carla about her inspirations, New York Fashion Week and where the
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Natasha Tonić, launched her first collection in 2017 with the intention of changing women’s swimwear for the better. Creating designs from sustainable fabrics the collections are sewn, dyed and dreamed up locally in Los Angeles, California. Strong in Style spoke to the women herself about the brand ethos, hemp clothing and why we should all
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The talented team behind surf wear brand Salt Gypsy have created a range of surfboards designed specifically for women. From the Shorebird Twin Fin to the Dusty Long Board each piece has been carefully designed for maximum performance on the waves. They also come in a range of beautiful colours to really add that stylish
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Sustainable swimwear is having a moment as conscious shoppers are looking to reduce their impact on the environment but sustainable can mean many things to many people. From reusing dead stock and recycling to fabrics made from plastics each of these brands is doing their bit to improve the impact whilst not compromising on style.
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Strong in Style talks to Melissa, founder of eco-conscious brand Rumi X. What made you start RUMI X? RUMI X was born from my passions of wellness, mindfulness and womens’ empowerment. I wanted to develop something that made a positive contribution to our planet and to create an awareness for mindful consumption. Tell us a
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Julie from London based brand Adrenna talks to Strong in Style about leaving a city job to develop a sustainable and eco-friendly activewear collection. What made you start Adrenna? I started Adrenna in response to stress developed at work and realising I needed to make a life change. I started my career as a lawyer
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Heidi and Toby, the founders of sustainable yoga brand Form talk to Strong in Style about their inspiration, travelling and what is currently on their playlist. What made you start Form? We’ve been into fitness and yoga for some time, we found although there are many great brands out there, there weren’t any which
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Danielle Clayton, the super-cool founder of sustainable surfing brand Salt Gypsy talks to Strong in Style about where it all started, her inspiration and fish and chips the New Zealand way. What made you start Salt Gypsy? Salt Gypsy began as my personal blog while I worked as a surf guide in the Maldives 2010
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