Te Whatu Ora, or the Ministry of Health, offers a Wig and Hairpiece Service Payment for people who suffer from serious hair loss because of a medical condition or from certain cancer therapies. The payments are to reduce the cost of purchasing and maintaining a wig or hairpiece or other related products. Aletheia Apparel is…
I am so excited to share a new page on the website introducing the new ReFashion label: Transforming resources into limited fashion garments!
We all want to steward our resources better–whether that’s our time, money, energy, or stuff. That also includes our wardrobe items.
Through the years, there have been many ways to think creatively about gifts. Whether it’s been making gifts, re-purposing presents, upcycling items, or just generally trying to think “outside the box” with possible ideas, try something different this year.
Let’s focus on some of the many talented Kiwi designers–both in New Zealand and abroad. Why not support some of these designers and the great work they do?
How can YOU make better fashion choices? Simply put – engage in SLOW FASHION. Slow fashion may be purchased, but you can also make your own clothes as part of the movement.
Shopping responsibly for ethical fashion options can be daunting–especially for your wallet. Find out how we’re changing that!
Creating your own capsule wardrobe saves you time, money, and stress. If you know that every item in your closet will coordinate together, you do not have to spend as much time thinking about what to wear.
Prices are rising everywhere, so how can someone reasonably shop responsibly? Looking for sustainable fashion brands is one way to steward the resources we have.
Slow fashion pioneers support the movement as encouraging slower production, unifying sustainability with ethics, and ultimately inviting consumers to invest in well-made and lasting clothes.
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