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Typically this comes in the form of Polyester, Nylon and Acrylic. Also other synthetic fibres too.<\/p>
WHY?<\/strong><\/p> Plastic is created by fossil fuels (crude oil & natural gas). The extraction of these is very destructive to our planet but also these are a finite resource. They will eventually run out; making them not sustainable!<\/p> On top of this, synthetic materials shed plastic fibres when washed. So they slowly are polluting the planet in the form of micro plastics. This is so apparent that a scientists took snow samples from Mt Everest and found traces of plastic fibres in the snow in as remote parts as the summit! So just imagine how much must be shed in densely populated places like cities!<\/p> When it comes to plastic, we should avoid using it where it is not necessary and what our clothing is made out of is definitely one of those things!<\/p>"},"paragraph1":{"id":4838672,"value":null},"paragraph2":{"id":4838673,"value":null},"paragraph3":{"id":4838674,"value":null}}},{"id":519330,"type":"textBlock","published":1,"size":{"x":6,"y":0},"order":4,"items":[],"properties":{"title":{"id":4838730,"value":null},"subTitle":{"id":4838731,"value":null},"html":{"id":4838732,"value":" It should definitely be acknowledged that recycled plastic is better than just using normal plastic for clothing. This is because it uses up plastic that has already been created and repurposes it. This is good as it removes ones that were intended to go to landfill or the ocean reducing the impact the plastic would have had.<\/p> So why is it bad?<\/strong><\/p> When plastic is recycled it is not a 1:1 conversion from the previous product it came from. Some of it can't be salvaged and will end up being either burnt (releasing toxic fumes) or end up in landfill and the ocean. Along with this plastic always becomes a lesser grade than it was before so there is a limit to how many times it can be recycled until it can no longer be recycled anymore.<\/p> Along with this, these recycled plastic clothing still shed plastic microfibres just like regular synthetic clothing. So they too passively pollute the environments they're worn in.<\/p>"},"paragraph1":{"id":4838733,"value":null},"paragraph2":{"id":4838734,"value":null},"paragraph3":{"id":4838735,"value":null}}},{"id":519337,"type":"textBlock","published":1,"size":{"x":6,"y":0},"order":5,"items":[],"properties":{"title":{"id":4838794,"value":null},"subTitle":{"id":4838795,"value":null},"html":{"id":4838796,"value":" Wait what?! I thought you just said avoid plastic so what's wrong with cotton? That's all natural and organic, right? Let me explain...<\/p> Where it's true that there is no plastic in 100% cotton clothing it doesn't mean it comes without its problems. Simply put Cotton is a very thirsty plant. It takes up to 2,700 litres of water to make one T-shirt out of cotton - that's a lot!<\/p> To learn more about why it uses so much water check this blog!<\/p>"},"paragraph1":{"id":4838797,"value":null},"paragraph2":{"id":4838798,"value":null},"paragraph3":{"id":4838799,"value":null}}},{"id":519338,"type":"textBlock","published":1,"size":{"x":6,"y":0},"order":7,"items":[],"properties":{"title":{"id":4838800,"value":null},"subTitle":{"id":4838801,"value":null},"html":{"id":4838802,"value":" So organic cotton is different to regular cotton, in the regard that it uses significantly less water. This is achieved by them not using pesticides and herbicides in the growth of it. Without these present the amount of water saved can vary fro. 50-90% depending on what resources are utilised.<\/p> Bamboo is another great material for clothing too. As it can be grown with a third of the water used in regular cotton farming. 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They are typically soy or vegetable-based inks. This is great as they are non-toxic and made from natural ingredients.<\/p> These are another option you should look out for. As the name suggests these are created from water meaning they are 100% natural. and non-toxic. The way they are printed onto the material is also beneficial too. Unlike PVC inks these dye the fabric they are printed on; so they will not crack, peel or flake. The designs will last as long as the fabric does, helping the clothing have the longest durability as possible.<\/p>"},"paragraph1":{"id":4838931,"value":null},"paragraph2":{"id":4838932,"value":null},"paragraph3":{"id":4838933,"value":null}}},{"id":519350,"type":"textBlock","published":1,"size":{"x":12,"y":0},"order":14,"items":[],"properties":{"title":{"id":4838942,"value":null},"subTitle":{"id":4838943,"value":null},"html":{"id":4838944,"value":" Just like in Printing Greenwashing companies usually leave out how they do packaging if it is plastic based. Ones that do it sustainably will mention it on their website or on their products description.<\/span><\/em><\/p>"},"paragraph1":{"id":4838945,"value":null},"paragraph2":{"id":4838946,"value":null},"paragraph3":{"id":4838947,"value":null}}},{"id":519351,"type":"textBlock","published":1,"size":{"x":12,"y":0},"order":17,"items":[],"properties":{"title":{"id":4838951,"value":null},"subTitle":{"id":4838952,"value":null},"html":{"id":4838953,"value":" This option is really good as it is plant-based so it's 100% natural. It is also very durable too which is important for packaging to be. <\/p> The only thing to bear in mind is it will take around 3-6months to break down - though some can take years which isn't ideal (but it's better than plastic that is both harmful as it breaks down and takes 10s if not over 100 years to break down).<\/p>"},"paragraph1":{"id":4838954,"value":null},"paragraph2":{"id":4838955,"value":null},"paragraph3":{"id":4838956,"value":null}}},{"id":519353,"type":"textBlock","published":1,"size":{"x":6,"y":0},"order":18,"items":[],"properties":{"title":{"id":4838964,"value":null},"subTitle":{"id":4838965,"value":null},"html":{"id":4838966,"value":" This is another great sustainable option. it too is 100% natural and don't let the name fool you as it is durable too; this is achieved by using thicker versions of typical paper (like cardboard) or incorporating other materials into it - for example our packaging contains cotton too from the offcuts produced in it's manufacturing.<\/p> After you have finished with it you have the option to recycle it or compost it too. 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This is known as Greenwashing. We decided to create this Check List to help you out and see for yourself if they are genuinely sustainable. This way you can cut through all their marketing and actually know how good the the planet they are.<\/span><\/strong><\/p>"},"paragraph1":{"id":4840032,"value":null},"paragraph2":{"id":4840033,"value":null},"paragraph3":{"id":4840034,"value":null}}},{"id":519468,"type":"textBlock","published":1,"size":{"x":12,"y":0},"order":31,"items":[],"properties":{"title":{"id":4840035,"value":null},"subTitle":{"id":4840036,"value":null},"html":{"id":4840037,"value":" Please use these Checks<\/strong> so you can be a conscious consumer<\/strong> and never get tricked by Greenwashing again! Also if you notice a brand\/ company is not doing some of these you shouldn't 'cancel<\/strong>' them. Instead, send them a message<\/strong> or email<\/strong> asking them why they are not doing it. At the end of the day, companies are here to serve the customers<\/strong>' needs so if enough speak up they'll be forced to listen and take action.<\/p> With sustainability<\/strong> on the rise and there being alternatives<\/strong> easily available that allow us to be sustainable we should do our best to do these things for the planet. This goes for companies too! 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Cotton has problems too!<\/h3>
CHOOSE: Organic Cotton\/ Bamboo<\/h3>
#2 CHECK: Printing<\/h2>
ECO INKS<\/strong><\/h3>
WATER-BASED INKS<\/h3>
#3 CHECK: Packaging<\/h2>
COMPOSTABLE PACKAGING<\/h3>
PAPER PACKAGING<\/h3>
#4 CHECK: Where?<\/h2>
WHERE it is Manufactured:<\/h3>
WORKING CONDITIONS:<\/h3>
WHERE it is Farmed:<\/h3>
#5 CHECK: Extras<\/h2>"},"paragraph1":{"id":4839165,"value":null},"paragraph2":{"id":4839166,"value":null},"paragraph3":{"id":4839167,"value":null}}},{"id":519371,"type":"textBlock","published":1,"size":{"x":12,"y":0},"order":27,"items":[],"properties":{"title":{"id":4839168,"value":null},"subTitle":{"id":4839169,"value":null},"html":{"id":4839170,"value":"
DONATING<\/h3>
TAKING ACTION<\/h3>
AVOID: PVC Inks!<\/strong><\/h3>
AVOID: Plastic<\/h3>