
Inside an Ethical Wardrobe
A quick look inside my ethical spring wardrobe.
I had intended to make this a regular feature on StyleWise, but it’s kind of a pain to pull everything out of my closet then put it back in again, so it seems I neglected to share anything in 2016. If you’re interested in comparing this season’s wardrobe to Spring 2015, you can read that post here.
The weather is all over the place this time of year, so I still regularly pull out sweaters and boots, but I wouldn’t say they are really a part of my spring wardrobe. I should also note that the vast majority of these items are not new – most have been a component in my closet for at least a year, but some of them have been going strong for 4-5 years!
Without further ado…
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What’s New: Both the Everlane cardigan and the kimono jacket are new this season, and I wear them all the time.

What’s New: I just bought this “Made in Texas” peasant skirt at a local thrift shop last week. The denim skirt was purchases a few months ago, but I haven’t been able to wear it much until now.


Leah Wise is the founder of StyleWise Blog. She has been writing, speaking, and consulting on sustainable fashion, the fair trade and secondhand supply chain, and digital marketing for over ten years. An Episcopal priest, Leah holds a B.A. in Religion from Florida State University and an M.Div. from Yale Divinity School. When not working, you can find her looking for treasures at the thrift store.