Sustainability can be understood using two dimensions: First, they make use of organic materials/natural fabric, and second is something which can be used for a 'sustainable' amount of time. As conceptual as the idea might sound, it is completely possible if we put our mind into it. Here's how you can practice sustainability with your existing wardrobe, and if you don't have any one of these, you know what to shop next!
1. Basic White Shirt
This item is not only unisex, but something which is a symbol of unity amongst all cultures and styles. It can be moulded and styled in any way you want to and manage to look different every time. This shirt is ready to be defined in any way you want to and that makes it sustainable (also the cotton fabric *giggles*).
You can buy this shirt from HM by visiting this link:
2. Your Desi Cotton Skirt
A cotton skirt can be befriended for almost anything, be it wedding functions when paired with a glamorous choli, or for your café date when paired with a tank top and a scarf. You can even style it with a formal shirt and you will be ready for work! If the versatility of this item doesn't make it sustainable then what does?
You can buy this Skirt from Biba with the following link: https://www.myntra.com/skirts/biba/biba-off-white-flared-maxi-skirt/2007861/buy
3. Saree not Sorry
Yes, I know you all must be thinking that with more than a 100 draping styles (50 of them already floating on instagram), the sustainability factor is rather imperative. But that's not the only reason. Sarees have a shelf life of over years and generations which makes it one of the most sustainable products ever created.
You can check out this Saree by Suta Bombay by clicking HERE
4. The Linen Scarf
The art of draping explains it all! Your scarf can be worn as an accessory, headband, top, or the pretty obvious way, around the neck how it was intended to. It has the ability to the the right amount of colour/print to monochrome or solid outfits. It gives you an opportunity to play with not just drapes, but also natural fabrics like cotton and linen.
You can get your hands on this scarf by Vero Moda by clicking HERE
5. Bole Meri Jutti
Did you know our very own Jutti's are extremely sustainable in terms of its creation as well as craftsmanship. It takes up a considerable part of the future of sustainable footwear and again with increasing variations in terms of designs, it has managed to move beyond festivities, to more casual and work occasions too!
You can check out this exclusive collection of Juttis by Fizzy Goblet HERE
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