PACT Apparel Review About PACT Apparel Pact makes organic, fair trade certified underwear, socks, loungewear, casual separates, and exercise clothes for the whole family. They recently introduced a range of bedding, as well. I have been a longtime fan of the brand, having discovered them early on in my exploration of ethical clothing companies, and …
Where to find cozy, ethical loungewear for working from home during social isolation.
Some people don’t like wearing tampons or other insertable period products like menstrual cups but still want to make an impact when it comes to reducing waste. Learn about my experience with cloth pads and Thinx period panties in this unsponsored review, with FAQs!
White Rabbit provided items for review and sponsored a portion of this promotion. For some reason, it seems I’ve become an underwear blogger. To be honest, I always have to pysch myself up for shooting bras and underwear. It’s definitely not my comfort zone to model them, but I also like to take it on …
This post was sponsored by WAMA Hemp Underwear and I received an item for review. Styling and research are my own. I feel like I should start this post off with a disclaimer that I’m probably not your typical underwear model, nor do I have any desire to be. But I liked the idea …
This post contains affiliate links. Items in photo above were provided by Majamas. If you’re looking for frilly, lacy, and seductive, the ethical fashion market has got you covered. But what if you just want some everyday underwear without the fuss? It took me years to find the brands that offer what I’m looking for: …
It’s hard to find an ethical bra that in any way resembles the lightly padded, underwire bras most women are used to wearing on a regular basis. As much as I love the aesthetic and ideal of a simple, unlined bra, I feel more comfortable with a small amount of padding, particularly under thin t-shirts. …