What if your lingerie could tell a story?
Syrup Underwear is a Byron Bay label creating intimate, handmade pieces from vintage and deadstock lace — founded by model-turned-designer Tegan Dermek, and built with purpose from the very first stitch.
Mecca has partnered with TerraCycle to create a sustainable solution for recycling beauty empties. This partnership is a step toward fostering a more eco-conscious beauty industry and encouraging consumers to embrace recycling as part of their routine.
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In a world overwhelmed by fast fashion and textile waste, they’re turning things around with 100% recycled fabrics, ethical production, and a purpose over profit approach.
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Denim is a wardrobe staple—but did you know it’s also one of the most resource-intensive fabrics to produce? Traditional denim manufacturing takes a toll on the planet, from excessive water consumption to chemical-heavy dyes.
This week, we’re spotlighting Outland Denim, an Aussie brand proving that fashion can be both stylish and sustainable.
This week, we’re spotlighting R.M.Williams, an Aussie icon leading the way in sustainability, craftsmanship, and community empowerment. From using better materials and achieving B Corp certification to keeping production local, they are proving that fashion can be both ethical and enduring.
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ELK has joined forces with BlockTexx® in an Australian-first partnership to transform end-of-life garments into valuable resources for the manufacturing and agricultural sectors. This initiative is redefining sustainability in the fashion industry.
Through ELK’s (RE)NEW program, customers can return preloved garments to ELK Retail stores. Wearable items earn a $10 voucher per piece, while non-wearable items are responsibly recycled using BlockTexx®’s cutting-edge technology.
Seamless Australia is leading the charge toward a circular clothing economy, proving that sustainability isn't just a goal—it's a responsibility we share. From redefining garment design to expanding recycling infrastructure, they’re tackling the 222,000 tonnes of textiles ending up in landfills every year.
Together with brands like BIG W, David Jones, and THE ICONIC, they’re transforming Australia’s fashion future.
Did you know Australians import over 204 million pieces of underwear annually? Instead of sending them to landfill, @UnderwearForHumanity is giving your old undies a new life! Whether it’s turning them into insulation or donating wearable bras to those in need, this initiative blends sustainability and social impact seamlessly. 💚
Learn more about their recycling program and how to contribute to the cause.
In pursuit of becoming Australia’s most responsible fashion retailer, DECJUBA is redefining sustainability through its denim recycling program. Partnering with UPPAREL, DECJUBA offers customers a simple way to recycle their old denim—helping reduce textile waste and greenhouse gases, one pair of jeans at a time.
Impact So Far: DECJUBA has already diverted over 9,600 kilograms of denim from landfills, setting a powerful example in circular fashion and inspiring change across the industry.
Curious about how your denim can make a difference? Discover more in our latest post and join DECJUBA’s journey.
In 2019, Sheridan - Hanes Brands Australasia launched its groundbreaking Recycling Program to tackle the growing issue of textile waste. As the first Australian homewares brand to offer a nationwide linen recycling service, Sheridan has partnered with BlockTexx® to ensure pre-loved towels and bed linens are repurposed into valuable raw materials.
With textile waste expected to reach alarming levels by 2030, Sheridan's initiative provides an eco-friendly solution for Australians to dispose of their old linens responsibly, while also contributing to sustainability.
If you’re passionate about reducing textile waste and want to know how easy it is to recycle your old linens, read on to learn how Sheridan’s program works and how you can participate.
We feature UPPAREL—Australasia's leader in textile recycling and circular fashion! They are making waves by repurposing and recycling textiles, saving an impressive 9.5 million items from landfills and preventing 7.7 million kg of greenhouse gases from polluting our atmosphere.
Curious about how they’re making a difference? Swipe through to discover their innovative solutions, including the game-changing UPTEX—a fully recycled textile material that’s paving the way for a sustainable future.
In a world where fast fashion dominates, it's crucial to highlight brands that are making a difference. The recent collaboration between Country Road Group and HoMie Clothing not only redefines past-season garments through innovative upcycling but also champions a circular approach that benefits our planet.
HoMie Clothing , a Melbourne-based streetwear label and social enterprise is on a mission to transform how we think about our clothing. By reimagining old sweats into unique designs—crafted like a beautiful puzzle—they are leading the charge for circular fashion.
In our first feature, we shine the spotlight on TreadLightly, an innovative organisation expanding its recycling efforts. TreadLightly has launched a groundbreaking new program that recycles sports balls, helping to keep them out of landfills.
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