A pencil skirt, a tailored jacket, a crisp white shirt, nothing says grown up sophistication like a sharp suit. After breaking the myths that eco clothing is drab with our Color Issue and that nothing sustainable comes out of China with our China Issue, EFW is now out to prove that ethical designers do it better in the boardroom. Read more...
Get the scoop on Green Fashion and sustainable style, browse our unique eco fashion guide and get inspired by the true visionaries in our magazine...
Magazine
 Izzy Lane: The Good Shepherd
Although less than two years old, Izzy Lane... |
 Business Models On The Catwalk
“Just like the first industrial... |
 Power Dressing at Devidoll
The British are coming? Fortunately, Brits... |
 Working Girl
Whether your sartorial model is a... |
 New Man
Men, we’ve heeded your call, ask and... |
News
 BUY NOTHING TODAY
Ok, so we’ve published our share of less “fashiony” items over the past week, with the Primark Protest, the ethical fashion seminar...Read More |
 NOT JUST ANOTHER TOTE!
If
you’re reading these lines, you’ve probably already all but banished
plastic bags from your life. So it just drives you up the wall...Read More |
 SUSTAINABLE FASHION SEMINAR IN COPENHAGEN
December 2-3, Copenhagen, Denmark
Are you an eco fashion professional and lost in the challenges you face? A trip to Denmark might be the way to...Read More |
Fashion Shuffle
 What do the orangutan, the African lion, the box turtle, grevy’s zebra
and the Indian elephant have in common? They are all endangered animal
species and are featured on Belle & Dean’s clothing. The simple,
yet elegant designs of founders Dean O’Sullivan and Issy Richardson
have captured the attention of conscious consumers and press alike,
both in their home Singapore and other parts of the world. The natural
look of their baby and grownup collections, silk-screened by hand with
beautiful hand drawn designs, make them great gifts…for your friends or
yourself!
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Latest Blog Entry
 Sex
I had never heard any of the ‘conscious’ designers and fashion entrepreneurs talk about sex before I met Peter. Mr. Ingwersen, as they might have called him at the European headquarters of Levi’s in Brussels when he was chief a few years ago, decided he wanted to make Corporate Social Responsibility sexy so he founded NOIR. And he made it! Then, he decided he wanted to have his own certified organic cotton and help farmers in Uganda have a better life,...Read More |
