Sustainable fashion

Did you know that the fashion industry produces more CO2 emissions than the air and transport sectors combined? Wow! Reason enough to opt for sustainable and fair fashion. But what should you pay attention to and which (online) addresses and fashion brands should you visit to buy clothes that benefit everyone?

Nóóóó! A shop hook in one of those sophisticated jumpers or cardigans you love so much. A classic when you get stuck behind something with a garment....

Are you ready to take your fashion game to the next level? Discover the most brilliant fashion hacks that will not only take your style to...

Alkmaar is full of cosy streets where you will discover the cutest second-hand shops. From second-hand clothes shops to big thrift stores, the city is bursting with pre-loved gems. Extra...

Shortening trousers - especially if you are not that tall - may well be necessary to make them fall more flatteringly....

Hemp is a true superplant. We hear you thinking... No, we really mean by ‘superplant’ something completely different from what you're probably the first to...

Did you know that behind those colourful garments in your closet there is an average water consumption of 640,742 litres? A bizarre amount! This is according to research by...

At thegreenlist.nl, we want to know everything about upcycling clothes, including how to dye your own clothes. Of course, not with chemical junk from a...

Tilburg has it all! A cosy centre with atmospheric streets, a creative Spoorzone full of hip bars and terraces and... surprisingly many fine second-hand shops. Together with...

Borrowing clothes from a clothing library, what is it really like? There's only one way to find out, and so Saskia visited LENA The...

Don't get us wrong: at thegreenlist.nl, we love second-hand shopping. Online too! Marketplace, Vinted, Facebook: we spare all the apps! Only it's online...

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