We hope our business can inspire other young people, even if they have no job and no money, that they can be a success too – whether you wear a suit or flip flops” -Rob and Martin Drake-Knight of Rapanui Congratulations to Rapanui for winning the RSPCA Good Business Award! So what’s this award for, […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Practices associated with growth of natural fibers or the manufacture of synthetics result in some of fashion’s most environmentally destructive consequences. For example, the cultivation of cotton can be especially damaging, often employing dangerous chemicals and pesticides that belie the fiber’s natural reputation. ~Eco-Fashion: Going Green Fashion may seem so frivolous to some, yet we […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
That’s right, now you can have all the same disregard for the environment (albeit virtual) that big oil does everyday! Why should they get to have all the fun? ~instantoilspill.com Here’s another website I’ve found that spills oil all over you and yours in a very unsexy way. instantoilspill.com Be Sociable, Share! Tweet
If you missed Part 1 of my interview with Mart Drake-Knight of eco-fashion brand Rapanui you can read that HERE. Here in part 2 we discuss fashion’s carbon emissions, whether or not fashion is incompatible with sustainability and who’s responsible for BP’s oil gusher. Be Sociable, Share! Tweet
I recently found out about mens and womens eco-fashion brand Rapanui, but to simply call them that is an understatement. Brothers Mart and Rob Drake-Knight have created a company where every step of the production is as environmentally conscious as possible. Add to that a website to go with it that is a resource of […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
