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060: Is it ever OK to Buy Fast Fashion?

060: Is it ever OK to Buy Fast Fashion?

5 incremental steps to creating an ethical, eco-conscious wardrobe.

So you know fast fashion is bad. (Really bad, in fact.) But you’ve got a closet full of cheap, trendy items + you have no idea how to create a more ethical wardrobe.

How can you avoid eco-burnout + cultivate sustainability in your closet? That’s the question Cait Bagby is answering today.

Cait is a fellow blogger, ethical influencer + self-described fashion maximalist who’s offering her two cents on creating a wardrobe to feel good about.

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