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Within these peach pages is one of the most important phrases we always come back to... ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
"You don't need all the things you think you need, to do all the things you feel called to do. You have all you need right now, right here - now go make life beautiful." ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
If you haven't yet, we recommend heading over to @tessguinery and nabbing yourself a copy of The Apricot Memoirs. Each time we pick it up, it's the perfect reminder of living right in the moment and appreciating the little things in every day. ✨

"Oh but I'm giving people jobs when I buy fast fashion!" This excuse will not work on us anymore.

Firstly, if there is consumer demand: companies will change. Proof is in the pudding- change is already afoot. Secondly, silence is deathly. We don't have time to continue blindly buying fast fashion; we have to act now. Lastly, the slow shift happening in the fashion industry means companies are changing step by step. Perhaps jobs would be lost if change happened overnight, but it looks like positive change will be slow, and companies will adjust their processes, rather than throw workers out on the streets.

Just think: yes, you're giving people jobs, but wouldn't it be best if you were giving them GREAT jobs? That is possible when you shop for ethical fashion.

Click into the journal in our link in bio to learn more about this discussion and why using that excuse isn't enough.

What is ethical fashion? @safia_minney explains this perfectly. Doesn't it seem crazy to think we mindlessly buy clothing without knowing where it came from? Clothes do not appear out of magic and they aren't even made by machines: they're constructed by real life people who generally work 12+ hours a day but can't even afford to feed their families.

@safia_minney has been a constant inspiration for us from the very beginning. Ethical fashion may be new to you, but @safia_minney has been spearheading this space for decades. Today we're thankful wonderful humans like Safia exist, and grateful to pass on their wisdom to you too.

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