The Natural Edit
Connecting health and fashion through natural fabrics and sustainable living practices for a greener, healthier future.
The Power of Clean Eating: What Happens When You Reduce Ultra-Processed Foods
In a world where convenience often trumps nutrition, ultra-processed foods have become a staple in many diets. These foods, which include packaged snacks, sugary cereals, fast food, and sodas, are often loaded with artificial ingredients, excessive sugars, and unhealthy fats. But what happens when you significantly cut down on ultra-processed foods? According to a recent …
Mindful Minimalism: How Owning Less Can Help the Planet & Your Wellbeing
In a world of excess, could owning less actually bring us more?Minimalism isn’t just about decluttering—it’s a conscious choice to reduce waste, simplify life, and live sustainably. By embracing a mindful approach to consumption, we can create space not only in our homes but also in our minds, making room for what truly matters. If …
From Ocean Waste to Wardrobe: How Fishermen Are Cleaning Our Seas for Sustainable Fashion
The fashion industry is undergoing a transformation, and one of the most innovative trends in sustainable fashion is the upcycling of ocean plastic into stylish clothing. A remarkable initiative in the Mediterranean is leading the way by turning discarded fishing nets and plastic waste into high-quality fashion pieces. This initiative proves that sustainability and style …
The Rise of Peer-to-Peer Wardrobe Rentals: A Sustainable Fashion Revolution
In an era where sustainability and innovation go hand in hand, the fashion industry is experiencing a transformative shift with the rise of peer-to-peer wardrobe rentals. Platforms like Rent a Dress, The Volte, and Air Closet are redefining the way we consume fashion by enabling individuals to rent out their own clothing, offering a sustainable …
The Environmental Impact of Textile Fibers: What You Need to Know
The Environmental Impact of Textile Fibers: What You Need to Know A recent study published in Sustainability (MDPI) explores the environmental impact of various textile fibers, including organic cotton, silk, jute, flax, and synthetic materials like polyester. The study applies a life cycle assessment methodology to evaluate environmental factors across different production stages, such as …
