ShopCurious Blog – slow, sustainable fashion & collectable curiosities

Imagine if every purchase you made had a positive impact not just on the economy, but also on the environment. We’d like to suggest some consciously cool gifts for your friends and family that will contribute to a more sustainable future. 

In the second in our series on vintage style and dress shape we look at the period from the 1960s to the early 2000s, and ask 'what is your decade?'

His design process is highly experimental, in fact he stumbled upon the manufacturing techniques used to create his FOLD range almost by accident.

Kyomaï aims to help transfer the rapidly disappearing essence of Japanese culture to the modern woman’s wardrobe, as well as perpetuating stories passed on through time-honoured symbols spun into these artfully handcrafted accessories.

Washing machines and tumble driers are not always good for our clothes, or for the sustainability of the environment. Here are a few tips on how slow clothing care can help make your washing and drying more eco-friendly. 

In keeping with our Red, White and Blue collection’s nautical theme, I set out to explore some of the work being done to regenerate and reuse the gargantuan amount of waste that ends up in our oceans.