Care for Your Garments the Right Way

The average person doesn’t wear a certain brand or logo to make money. They wear a logo because they love a brand or because of the status symbol it represents. So,...

Dress codes have been around as long as clothes themselves. Clothing has long served as a status symbol, a weapon in social reform fights, and a means of maintaining political...

Choosing the right Christmas sweater to wear can be a challenge. To help you find the perfect sweater for your event, we've compiled a list of the different types of...

If embroidery is something that piques your fashion interest, this article is for you. Before selecting an item or two to take to an embroiderer, here is some basic information...

How much do you know about velvet? Understanding the types of velvet, how to care for each, and its advantages and disadvantages will be helpful the next time you are...

In comparison to fast fashion, sustainable fashion reduces waste, protects the environment, and advocates for human rights. Sustainable fashion prioritises making consumers more aware of how their clothing is made...

Bamboo has long been praised as an excellent substitute for plastics or other non-biodegradable substances. You may have even noticed a significant increase in bamboo products in stores from toothbrushes...

Modal fabric is relatively new to the fashion industry. It is a semi-synthetic fabric made from wood pulp, so that may lead you to believe it is a sustainable and...

This month, we are honoured to introduce you to Besma Whayeb who amazes us with her curiosity about the world around her and incredible work ethic.

While some accessories are more trendy, edgy, and may fade in popularity, others have stood the test of time. These five classic, timeless pieces are why fashion accessories will never...

When trying to extend the life of your clothes, washing them properly is very important. Deciding how to wash an item (hand wash, machine wash, dry clean) and the settings...

Regardless of the season, some people avoid suede because of its reputation as a sensitive fabric that can be easily scratched, scuffed, or damaged by water, grease, and other substances....