Kiosk loves fashion and loves a little online spend, but as we are all learning and listening the world is already too full of throw away waste. Whether clothes that are made in terrible factory conditions, clothes are poorly made so you throw them away or the seasonal trends encourage a constant up grading of clothing and accessories to keep up with fashun' .
Its time to be more considerate of your purchases, spend once but spend well and all the other slogans that lead you to not over indulge in mindless landfill. Kiosk prides ourself on buying brands that we think are trying to make a difference in their own categories and change spending habits for the better, here's 5 we personally love.
Pico organic cotton underwear
Pico designs classic everyday basics which are non seasonal and flattering for all shapes. They are made in a small factory in Mila, India where there is a paying living wage for staff and all cotton is traced to source. Remnants of the cotton is reused, the dying process is with natural dyes and Pico don't use any plastic packaging or swing tags, rather printing sizes directly onto the garments.
Baggu reusable shoppers
Baggu from conception has always been focused on lessening waste and working for a better future. What started as a focus on riding the world of plastic bags has now developed to include all facets of production, material wastage, product longevity, marketing, logistics and packaging. Baggu is transparent in their sustainability plans and ongoing development (they stopped using leather in 2020) they are very accountable and unwavering towards their code of conduct ' do the right thing'.
Northern Light Candle co
Northern Light is Australias largest supplier of Australian pure beeswax. They have always put the health of the hives and bees at the forefront of their focus and production. Most of their energy used comes from the waste product of macadamia shells and they use rain water not chlorine in their candles. The packaging, beeswax and production is always been tested and tweaked to become the most sustainable practise of the worlds most pure beeswax.
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