Tag: sustainable fashion

• Your clothes can change the world.

  

  The clothes you wear can change the world. This is a central premise behind LAUDE the Label, which produces sustainable, ethically made fashion. In this interview, founder and CEO Carly Burson discusses the issue of forced labor in clothing manufacturing, how LAUDE the Label utilizes a more just production model, what prompted the brand to change its name from Tribe Alive, and how the company is trying to change the world one ethical garment at a time.

  Irie.

  May 27, 2021

  blog, culture, race

  antiracism, antiracist brand, antiracist fashion, carly burson, economic justice, environmental justice, ethical fashion, fashion, fast fashion, laude the label, social justice, sustainability, sustainable fashion, tribe alive

• Making environmentalism less about me: Working toward a better world for marginalized communities

  

  I’m trying to approach sustainability from an environmental justice lens – to not just think about preserving the Earth, but also protecting the most vulnerable people in it.

  Irie.

  May 10, 2021

  blog, race, wellness

  a terrible thing to waste, amour vert, conservation, earth justice, eco fashion, emerson fry, environmental classism, environmental justice, environmental justice health alliance, environmental racism, environmental toxins, environmentalism, environmentalist, fast fashion, harvest and mill, laude the label, selva negra, sustainability, sustainable fashion, toxic waste