How to Keep Your Clothes Forever

Make your wardrobe last a lifetime with this practical beginner''s guide to caring for your clothes. The average person buys 56 items of new clothing each year and wears them seven times before getting rid of them. Over fifty percent of the clothes we purge ends up in landfill overseas, so it''s about time we slowed down to find a solution to our fast-fashion addiction. In How to Keep Your Clothes Forever , textile designer Leah Giblin shares thoughtful and easy ways to repair, renew and care for the clothes you already love and own that are not just good for your wallet, but the planet too.

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Leah Giblin is an Australian textile designer and costume artist with a focus on sustainability, recycling, waste reduction and non-chemical processes. Her label Day Keeper is designed and manufactured locally, with a range of 'slow' fashion products and accessories. Through design and the use of natural dyes, natural fibres and upcycled materials, Leah achieves minimal waste and minimal environmental impact. @daykeeperscloth.

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Make your wardrobe last a lifetime with this practical beginner's guide to caring for your clothes. The average person buys 56 items of new clothing each year and wears them seven times before getting rid of them. Over fifty percent of the clothes we purge ends up in landfill overseas, so it's about time we slowed down to find a solution to our fast-fashion addiction. In How to Keep Your Clothes Forever, textile designer Leah Giblin shares thoughtful and easy ways to repair, renew and care for the clothes you already love and own that are not just good for your wallet, but the planet too.