The A to Z of Eco Fashion: All you ever need to know about clothes. I guess we can just call it a wrap now. No one need write on eco-fashion ever again since everything you need to know about clothes is all right here. Well…maybe not. I can still think of a thing or two to say. But honestly, it is very well done, covering topics from banned substances to the concept of a ‘triple bottom line’, and everything in between, not to mention before and after. They might need to sing the ABC song a time or two again as they have “R” in there both before “S” and after “T”, they left out the Fair Trade header, but the discussion is there; K is M.I.A as far as I can tell, and the “X” is for eXport. Nonetheless, I am far from perfect in my editorial endeavors, so let’s not get bogged down in the grammatical, or in this case, alphabetical, details…. just read it. Here’s the A to Z:

A year in Eco Fashion, Banned substances, Conscious consumerism, Design pioneers, Environmentally friendly, Fair trade, Garment workers, Hemp, Inexpensive, Junior buyer, (No K) Lead times, Multi-stakeholder ethical trading initiatives, Natural dyes, Organic cotton, Polyester, Questions for brands and retailers, Reduce, reuse, recycle, Schools, Triple bottom line, Reducing negatives, Upcycling, Vegetable tanned leather, Wash less, wash green, Export processing zones, Yumbo, Columbia, and Zermenegildo Zegna.