Sustainable and toxin-free living

Sustainable and toxin-free living

Not a Costume: Where to Buy Authentic Native American Fashion by Indigenous Designers

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  • Mar 27, 2023
When we talk about traditional art and fashion designed by Native American creators, there is no substitute for authenticity. There is no acceptable likeness of an indigenous artist’s work, and brands who appropriate (steal) their designs are not only taking money from the original artist, they are repackaging cultural tradition and expression they don’t understand and selling it without respect for the meaning behind it. 

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10 Tips for Finding Ethical and Sustainable Fashion in Morocco

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  • Aug 12, 2019
Morocco proudly sells Moroccan fashion, but on their own terms. There are no neatly-organized BIPOC artisan fashion shops in Marrakech or Fes. So, here are some guidelines to help you navigate the confusing and exhilarating shopping experience in this magnificent country. 
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