Tag Archives: thrift store

spring cleaning

Posted on May 17, 2014 by Leah

An important part of sustainable living is avoiding unnecessary purchases. It’s something I hadn’t considered when I started my fair trade journey a few years ago, but it might be one of the most important habits to adopt in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Essays | Tagged bee gif, closet, consumption, fair trade, purge, saving, spring cleaning, sustainability, thrift store | 2 Comments

retailer: thredUP

Posted on March 8, 2014 by Leah

thredup by fracturedradiance on Polyvore When a facebook friend posted a link to thredUP, I headed straight over to the site. What I found were hundreds of secondhand clothing items priced well below similar secondhand sites. The search tab … Continue reading →

Posted in Retailers | Tagged conscientious consumerism, ebay, market, online shopping, resale, secondhand, thredup, thredup review, thrift store, womens clothing | 6 Comments

the moral wardrobe: guest post by Jennifer

Posted on May 13, 2013 by Leah

My sister enthusiastically volunteered to share a Moral Wardrobe guest post with you today! The Wells sisters look awesome in midi skirts. I got this great skirt from a church thrift store a few days ago while in historic St. … Continue reading →

Posted in personal style | Tagged cat, guest post, jean vest, jennifer nichole well, midi skirt, personal style, spring, street style, summer, the moral wardrobe, thrift store | 5 Comments

real solutions: part 2, second hand it

Posted on January 28, 2013 by Leah

Click here to see the first post in the series. Last Sunday, I suggested that the first step to successfully undertaking the fair trade lifestyle is to reassess your life as a consumer and consider buying less altogether. The next … Continue reading →