.BLACK FRIDAY. supporting Fashion Revolution Poland

The Fashion Revolution Poland Partners Club supports sustainable development by creating a one-of-a-kind community of companies, research and educational institutions, local government bodies, media and organizations. It offers access to knowledge and experts, networking opportunities and the chance to co-create innovative projects with other Club members. It helps the industry develop while strengthening the voice of those within it who care about the well-being of people, animals and the planet.

If you would like to support the work of FASHION REVOLUTION POLAND, use the code WSPIERAM-FR on November 29, 2024. We will donate PLN 10 from your order to the Association, and you will receive 10% off your entire cart. Free delivery within Poland will be automatically applied on this day.

DID YOU KNOW? A few words from Fashion Revolution Poland:

Did you know that, in addition to the cost of wearing a garment once, you can also measure the environmental impact of a single wear? The lower it is, the better!

Sustainable fashion is not just about what clothes we buy. It is equally important how often we wear them and how long they last.

Although the environmental and social impact of clothing is largely determined at the production stage, on a larger scale it is crucial how many items we buy and wear, not just how they were produced. The actual impact on the environment and on your wallet depends on the number of wears.

Dividing a garment's total environmental footprint by the number of times it is worn gives us a completely different perspective. A garment that had a greater environmental impact during production may turn out to be a more sustainable choice in your wardrobe if it is worn frequently and is durable. This reduces the need to replace it.

The same principle applies economically. By replacing "environmental impact" with "retail price", we can calculate the cost per wear. Investing in high-quality, durable clothing may seem more expensive at first, but in the long run it can prove to be more cost-effective and sustainable.

To avoid the greenwashing trap, ask yourself before buying: How many times will I wear this? Divide the price by that number to find its true cost – both financial and environmental. Conscious shopping is not only about choosing fibers, but about creating a wardrobe you will value and wear for years to come.

Did you know that men are less likely to engage in an eco-friendly lifestyle, and that gender stereotypes play a role in this?

The gender gap in attitudes towards sustainability stems from traditional upbringing and social norms. Women are often socialized to value empathy, care and community, which contributes to a stronger sense of responsibility towards the environment. Statistics confirm this: 64% of women put health and sustainability first in their lifestyle, compared with just 37% of men. What's more, as many as 80% of vegetarians are women. Women also dominate the second-hand fashion market – 80% of women buy second-hand clothing compared with 56% of men.

To address this imbalance, we need to break sustainability free from gender stereotypes. Men – designers and leaders in the sustainable industry – can play a key role by redefining environmentally responsible behavior as gender-neutral. Promoting sustainable practices in sectors such as fashion and technology can help break down these stereotypes and demonstrate that economic success and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand.

And what role do fashion brands play? Responsible fashion brands should take men's collections seriously and present them as a valuable alternative for men and boys.

Sustainability is not about gender – it is time for it to become the norm for everyone.

Did you know that recycled gold has the same value as mined gold and can be recovered from electronic waste?

Recycled gold is a symbol of a modern approach to protecting natural resources. Importantly, the quality and durability of recycled gold remain unchanged – it is still pure gold, comparable to newly mined gold, but obtained in a more environmentally friendly way.

Traditional gold mining comes at a high cost to the planet – it requires vast amounts of energy and water and often leads to environmental degradation. By choosing recycled gold, we support the protection of natural ecosystems and local communities, which often experience the negative effects of mining activities – from soil erosion to water pollution and habitat destruction. Every gram of recovered gold is a step towards minimizing this damage and a chance for a better future.

Recycled gold is more than just a material – it is an idea that brings together beauty, durability and responsibility towards future generations. By choosing it, we become part of changes that truly matter.