Sustainable fabrics

Find out what types of natural fabrics are used in fashion design and how to choose the right ones for your concept wardrobe.

Fabric Dictionary - Definitions of both common and rare fabrics and textiles

Think of fabrics as the ingredients of your clothes. We all read the ingredients in our foods, but we don’t always check the tags in fashion. And like food, generally the easiest to pronounce ingredients—or fabrics in this case—are usually the best, most sustainable options. Can you guess what fabrics made the list?

Sustainability and zero waste initiatives are super important, so I tried a natural dyeing technique using avocado, onions, red cabbage and blackberry food scraps. This DIY is so easy on natural fabric like linen and cotton, and made dyeing my reuseable sustainable face masks really fun. Try this fun project at home with your kids to teach them about eco-friendly practices and staying safe. Click to find out how to naturally dye your DIY face coverings, and to see how mine turned out!

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If you’ve been paying close attention to some of the labels on your favorite sustainable clothes, you’ve probably seen the name lyocell (or “TENCEL”)...a lot. So, what is lyocell fabric? Photo by Liliana Eira on Unsplash #sustainablefashion #lyocell

Jules & Jenn - mode responsable en toute transparence // Fashion Revolution • www.julesjenn.com

Textile production has negative impacts on the land, waterways, air, ocean and human health. Efforts to reduce the impacts on the environment and create a fair and equitable system of global production often focus on commercial production. As makers of our own clothing, we might consider ourselves removed from the fast fashion system, but as consumers of cloth our choices are still very much a part of the global textile market. We can make choices that are lighter on the earth. We can make…

To make fabric, you need thread. And to make thread? You need fibers. But what are sustainable fabrics, exactly, and why are they important? Inside: Distinguishing between natural, eco friendly fibers and their synthetic and semi-synthetic counterparts (including the nitty-gritty behind Viscose, TENCEL and Modal). 4 key takeaways to inform future clothing purchases, too.

Banana fabric is a beautiful, animal-free textile that mimics real silk, and acts as a great vegan alternative.