The Feed

Aprons were a staple garment from the past, where are they today? How can we use them again to keep clothing longer?

I found a VT designer who created a signature design of his with local wool. What a great local project - read on.

Farm to Closet means wool in New England. What sustainable choices do we have during the hot months of summer? Muriel's of Vermont.

US farm to closet clothing from North Carolina. Two companies are online and ready to help you support local projects.

Upcycling doesn't have to mean taking clothing all part in pieces. Sometimes it can be as easy as taking in side seams!

The Northern New England Region is home to several Fibersheds. Let's meet three working in NH, VT, and MA to further regional fiber.

Worried about washing your natural fibers. Read on as Nicole from Modern Saint Living shares her tips for success.

A second week focusing on secondhand fashion and the rise of thrift in the US.

Author tries her hand at the visual mending with a pair of her husband's jeans using the Sashiko method.

Fast fashion Q&A is a short run-through of basic questions around fast fashion and why I am seeking more locally sourced clothing.

How can we continue to feel good about ourselves and be conscientious fashion consumers?