Changing our Clothes: Where Does It Come From? founder and sustainable fashion campaigner Jo Salter was invited onto BBC Radio Suffolk to talk with Sarah Lilley. You can listen to the interview at: Interviewed before Jo was Jill from Oxfam about their campaign Secondhand September – well worth a listen!
It’s the time of year when marketing campaigns are really ramping up. Christmas, one of the best selling times, is in sight. Black Friday, an import from the USA which pushes bargains at us and incites a frenzy of shopping, will happen on 29th November. Every year more retailers jump on the bandwagon as customers …
Our new khadi bags for Hanks Deli featured in the Ipswich Star yesterday. You can read the article online by clicking the photo. We also created some fabulous new Organic Shoulder Bags printed with some ethical shopping slogans – you can find them in our Website Shop.
News about the Queen giving up real fur in any of her new clothes has led to discussions on sustainability versus animal cruelty. BBC Radio Suffolk invited Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter on air to discuss the announcement with presenter Mark Murphy. There are differing views on the sustainability of real versus …
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We were honoured that our founder Jo Salter was invited by Clementine, the living fashion doll, onto her sustainable fashion feature on BBC 1 Inside Out. Did you miss it? You can catch up on BBC iPlayer at 19 minutes and 25 seconds. Here’s the link: Published November 6, 2019 & Filed in Jo Media,Jo’s Soapbox,Media …
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