by Kathleen Audet | Jun 25, 2026 | Brand & Material Guides, Creation Care, Faith, Stewardship & Values, Sustainable & Ethical Fashion
There’s a conversation happening in sustainable fashion circles right now — a quiet admission that’s been building for years: The word “sustainability” has a problem. It usually surfaces in rooms full of people who care deeply about doing this...
by Kathleen Audet | Feb 5, 2026 | Brand & Material Guides, Sustainable & Ethical Fashion
When we see “bamboo sheets” or “bamboo clothing”, it’s easy to assume that the product is made of a natural plant fiber directly from the bamboo plant. Unfortunately, this is almost never true. In textile science and regulatory practice, the soft, silky fabric...
by Kathleen Audet | Jan 29, 2026 | Faith, Stewardship & Values, Sustainable & Ethical Fashion
Most people think the fashion problem is overconsumption. And it is. Combined with the fact that real clothes are quietly disappearing. According to a global fiber report released this year, natural fibers—cotton, wool, linen, hemp, silk—now make up less than...
by Kathleen Audet | Jan 4, 2026 | Sustainable & Ethical Fashion, Toxins in our Clothing
You’ve probably noticed it: some clothes feel alive on your skin, almost like a gentle second layer of you. Others feel wrong—stiff, clingy, or suffocating. That isn’t just imagination. Your body is constantly sensing texture, heat, airflow, and friction through your...
by Kathleen Audet | Dec 17, 2025 | Regenerative, Sustainable & Ethical Fashion
When you’re building a wardrobe that aligns with your values, it helps to understand the language behind the labels. What does it mean to search for clothing using the buzzwords “sustainable or regenerative” fashion? Two terms you’ll hear a lot in ethical...
by Kathleen Audet | Dec 4, 2025 | Regenerative, Sustainable & Ethical Fashion, Toxins in our Clothing
In the biblical creation story, humans are formed from the dust of the ground. It’s a poetic image — but also a striking ecological truth. Soil isn’t just dirt. It’s the foundation of all life, including what we wear. Every natural fiber — cotton, hemp, flax (linen),...
