Hi I’m Lyndsey Latarche, a tiny molecule in
this world and part of the ethical fashion movement - i love recycling!
"Globally, ethics within any industry should
be see-through!"
Do we want to see? Not as consumers or manufacturers
but as individual managers of our own lifestyle and beliefs?
I get the impression from some that "I
should be living in a shack beside the river Thames, boiling water to
drink",
Because I believe in 'recycling stuff'
& 'ethical fashion'…
I’m frowned upon for using a mobile phone
because I’m supporting 'new' products....
From my point of view, without new there
wouldn't be a continual supply of 'preloved items', so my business reviving
furnishings wouldn't last long!
The point.... "Action doesn't have
to be extreme to be effective"!!!
Unfortunately, there is a 'throw-away'
attitude when it comes to fashion & furnishings which causes unnecessary
waste.
But for those savvy spenders with trends in
mind, we see a huge shift of money-conscious people wanting great quality items
for less. The upside, re-using, reviving and recycling are now becoming a more
popular way to buy or style ourselves and homes.
"With re-fashioned old
complimenting new trends, creating a not-so-easy-to-imitate style is the most
environmentally-sound choice anyone can make!"
It
positively reduces the strain on non-renewable world resources.
Supporting ethical causes and choosing to
alter the way we spend - at least for some of the things we buy - and view the
power to purchase as a vote more often, our actions will impact on "the negative
practices being exposed currently by companies we hand cash to everyday";
"Why invest in
businesses that don't bother to invest in their people?"
Life is a choice...probably at least for
those reading our blogs today.
We can recognise and acknowledge that mine,
yours and everybody's daily actions in the western world, impacts on global
industries.
There are people (animals too) who suffer
at the expense of our buying habits,
"Collectively, lives can be
substantially improved by us ALL!"
Businesses, consumers and everyone else in
between can make small changes to contribute to sustainability and commit to
raising those industry standards and practices.
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