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Maalicious: Jewellery Empowering Female Artisans in India
by Susan Muncey May 20, 2020
Each of the brand’s pieces tells a story from India’s “glorious past,” with the aim of “repurposing traditional art by giving it a modern twist.”
- Artisan
- Craft
- Earrings
- Ethical Jewellery
- Handcrafted
- Handmade
- Jewellery
- Jewelry
- Slow Fashion
- Unique Accessories
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Textile Trailblazer: The Art and Craft of Marian Clayden
by Susan Muncey May 8, 2020
Clayden’s unique garment designs used folding, dipping, clamping, and discharging, as well as new, less orthodox, ways of decorating cloth, like the print motif she created by burning fabric in a sandwich toaster.
- Art
- Colour
- Craft
- Slow Fashion
- Sustainable Fashion
- Textiles
- Wearable Art
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My Personal Trainer: Turning Sports Shoes into Customised Works of Art
by Susan Muncey April 24, 2020
My Personal Trainer offers to bring “colour, vibrancy, magic and the art of theatre” to your sports shoes, turning them into the ultimate slow fashion statement.
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They that Wash on Monday: 5 tips for Slow Clothing Care
by Susan Muncey April 1, 2020

Washing machines and tumble driers are not always good for our clothes, or for the sustainability of the environment. Here are a few tips on how slow clothing care can help make your washing and drying more eco-friendly.
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Accessories from our Oceans: Fishing Nets are Fabric of the Future
by Susan Muncey March 25, 2020
In keeping with our Red, White and Blue collection’s nautical theme, I set out to explore some of the work being done to regenerate and reuse the gargantuan amount of waste that ends up in our oceans.
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Maalicious: Jewellery Empowering Female Artisans in India

Textile Trailblazer: The Art and Craft of Marian Clayden

My Personal Trainer: Turning Sports Shoes into Customised Works of Art

They that Wash on Monday: 5 tips for Slow Clothing Care

Accessories from our Oceans: Fishing Nets are Fabric of the Future