I have seen so many amazing ethical fashion finds in the sales over the last few weeks, I thought that I would share with you some of my favourites. As I mentioned in my last post, if you have never tried buying ethical or eco fashion before, the sales are a great time to give it a try. I guarantee you will be really surprised by the amazing quality and how different it is from much of the clothing you will find on the high street.
Zoe Fair Trade Cutout Dress by Komodo
If you saw my recent posts about the 6 Items challenge (where I wore only 6 items of clothing for a month) you might recognise this dress as one of the six items that I choose. It has become one of my favourite pieces in my wardrobe as it is so comfortable and easy to wear and can be accessorised in so many different ways or worn without accessories. It is now on sale at Fashion Conscience with just a few sizes left. Use code SALE10 to get an extra 10% discount.
Garat T Shirt Dress by Skunkfunk
I am a big fan of neon and this dress would look amazing with any of the brightly coloured beaded sandals or accessories from the amazing www.Aspiga.com. Definitely a look for those who like to stand out from the crowd! this dress is also on sale at Fashion Conscience along with more items from the Skunk Funk brand. Again you can use code SALE10 to get an extra 10% discount.
I love People Tree sales and I love the Orla Kiely collection at People Tree. This dress is one of the items that I have been admiring on the site all spring and summer and it is now reduced by 50%. It looks like a perfect every day dress and a really flattering cut.
This beautiful dress is part of the Eco Age by Livia Firth Collection on Yoox. It is made from organic cotton denim with silk detailing at the neck. A really beautiful wardrobe staple for a sophisticated daytime look .
These unusal sunglasses are another item I have been admiring all summer. They are great for a quirky and fun summer time look. They are also from the Eco Age by Livia Firth Collection at Yoox.
This beautiful Kimono style dress is reduced by over 70%. An amazing bargain especially if you have a special event to go to.
As you probably already know, I am a big fan of charity shopping. Oxfam is the best place to charity shop online and has some amazing pieces which can easily be searched by price, brand etc. They currently have a 30% off sale. You can check it out here.
Have you found any ethical fashion bargains in the sales? please share?
With warmest wishes
Ceri x
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There are some really pretty dresses in this post! Even though the first one is really not my kind of dress, it is beautiful all the same and would look so gorgeous on the right person!
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Love that Monsoon dress, so glam!
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I really love the Komodo dress! It even has my name… I wish so badly I wasn’t on a shopping ban! I’m still learning about ethical fashion really- what are the ethical cred. of Monsoon? I bought a dress there the other day for my friends wedding and felt a bit guilty as I was avoiding shopping on the high street, but hopefully you’re going to give me some happy news?
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I generally consider Monsoon to better than many on the high street but not as good as some of the ‘ethical brands’. It is really difficult to judge as while some are good for one thing they are perhaps not as good for something else. You can find quite a bit of info on the websites and I find the Ethical Consumer website http://www.ethicalconsumer.org is really good as they grade high street, designer and ethical brands. The results are quite interesting!
I love the first dress – the lace detail is gorgeous!
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What beautiful pieces, I really like the black dress and the wooden sunglasses so unusual x
These are beautiful. I love the printed Keiko maxi dress, what a stunning silhouette.I agree Oxfam is such a great place. I need to check out a few more charity shops.
Thanks for sharing!