TAUKO magazine issue no. 14 delves into the world of Denim, captivating exploration of denim’s rich history and intricate details, tracing its journey through the cotton fields that brought it to life. Unearth lost techniques and rediscover knowledge to inspire your own creations...
Do you have a coat you want to donate? WrapUp London are accepting coats for men, women, children, babies, and even dogs! Please note that real fur coats are not accepted. Faux-fur is fine...
When you don't have time to curl up with a good book, pick up a warming magazine instead; October 22 is launch day for TAUKO magazine issue no. 13! Focussing onEmpathy, issue no.13...
As the seasons change, what can be better than curling up with a wholesome, inspiring magazine, to plan our wardrobes for the colder months! TAUKO magazine Issue No. 13 focuses on Empathy
Every year in September, the Marine Conservation Society (MCS) host a week-long event where beach cleans take place all across the UK and Northern Ireland. Anyone who is able to, can join in with the event by finding a beach clean close to them, and signing up. Alternatively...
The Marine Conservation Society (MSC) have been running beach litter surveys for 30 years. Their recent data showed that there was an average drop of 80% in carrier bags found washed up on UK beaches. No doubt the 5p campaign had helped to bring this reduction, and help create awareness of the plastic situation...
#NoMorePolyester pledge by Fashion Revolution: Canada. For 2024, end the era of plastic clothing, and buy No More Polyester. Plastic is everywhere! Clothing that is made from synthetic fibres is also known as plastic clothing, as they are derived from fossil fuels that are non-renewable. Polyester being one of the main culprits as it is
The theme this year is Planet vs. Plastics. Earthday.org states that recycling is not the answer to our problems with the level of plastics around on our planet already. We need to aim for a 60% reduction in fossil fuel-based plastic production by...
Quality First. All My Dress Made exclusive fabrics are carefully printed in the Rhône Alpes region. Concerned about the environment, the materials are produced based on wood fibres sourced from ecologically appropriate,
Online talk via the Fashion & Costume Museum. Personally, I love leather, it is such a beautiful fabric, so strong and durable. In a world of fast fashion, we've lost sense of the realities of how things are made, and the processes required to get there...
