Hello all,

I would strongly recommend Zuky, a new company dedicated to providing sustainable and high-quality personal care products for travelers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The flagship products, Jetsetter and Pathfinder, are designed to enhance the outdoor experience with convenience and sustainability in mind.

Jetsetter is a multi-functional body and hair wash powder, perfect for travelers on the go, while Pathfinder is an all-in-one wash powder suitable for various outdoor activities. Packed in compact and eco-friendly bamboo tubes, the products offer convenience without compromising on quality.

Both products are packed in eco-friendly bamboo tubes, making them lightweight, convenient, and gentle on the environment. With a focus on plant-based and 100% biodegradable ingredients, Pathfinder and Jetsetter are tough on dirt, gentle on skin, and easy on Mother Earth.

Wanted to introduce my small sustainable decor brand! Quinn Clark Handmade specializes in one of a kind home decor made entirely from scrap fabric and thrifted materials. We also have a line of zero waste greeting cards for all occasions. Currently just online shipping in the USA, but please reach out if you live elsewhere and we can work something out! Grateful to be among other intentional consumers, dreamers and creative problem solvers. We're offering 10% off purchases of $25+ to BeOne members 😄

I'm curious for those who buy slow fashion or sustainable fashion, how do you approach decorating your home? Do you buy from slow home brands, thrift, sew? What do you look for when it comes to sustainability for the brands you purchase from? And how would you describe your home style vs. personal clothing style?

For me my personal style is pretty casual but I appreciate unique details. My closet is a mix of me-mades, thrifted, old fast fashion (the oldest things in my closet are 10+ years old). My approach to my home is pretty similar, I've made a lot of the soft furnishings like pillow cases that I rotate out a couple times a year. I stopped buying knickknacks so what I do still use for decor is at least 6 or 7 years old now. I love pops of color and layering textures. And I love things that have a story like the quilt my grandma made me growing up or a block print a friend made. Beautiful things that also tell a story or have meaning are the best things in my book.

Thanks for sharing!

I recommend Velma Vintage

Hi All I want to recommend Hidden lilium small womenswear fashion brand, we are design and make all collections from natural fabric, and we do small collections made to order or in small batches.

Please check out our website: hiddenlilium.com

We have now 40% off of the winter collection

Handmade leather handbags and small accessories created in small batches using a minimal waste approach. We also partner with Shatterproof to raise funding and awareness for addiction recovery services.

Available online, at maker markets, and stores along the East Coast.

Instagram: @nyckaterina

Website: https://www.katerina-nyc.com

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Hey guys! I founded Liila at the age of 15 after witnessing the silent cost of fast fashion. I totally recommend my brand (I mean, of course I do), specifically for lovers of spring! Our latest collection features the best recycled, banana crop, and vegan silk (ahimsa silk) dresses 💚

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Daisy Lane is a small knitwear business, made with local yarn sourced sustainably and in small batches. All pieces are hand made and no one is exactly like the other! Yasemin Germiyanligil, designer and owner, says she is influenced by her own childhood, letting loose and getting funky. Daisy Lane is in stores in NYC, but also available online at daisylaneworld.com and @daisy.lane.world on instagram.

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I’m an women online boutique specializing in tops,bottoms, dresses and sets

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I sell women’s clothing, children’s clothing, accessories, and home decor items. I run mainly on preorders but have some on hand available. Here are a few items I have available for preorder.