Reusable bags are something every eco-friendly shopper takes with them to the grocery store but have you ever thought about reusable bottles? 
Plant flowers in an empty shampoo bottle. Use your old body scrub bottle to hold all of your makeup brushes. Keep containers out of landfills and recycle!

 Here we show you how to make and personalize your tote bag from recycled fabric

is a term that’s increasingly used (and overused, often with little to back it up) these days, as we all become ever more aware of the serious environmental impact of our clothes – with the industry responsible for a shocking four to 10% of global greenhouse-gas emissions every year.

“buy less and buy better” is key  “What are you buying and why? What do you really need? Will you wear it at least 30 times?”
2. Invest in sustainable fashion brands

 Buying better can also mean supporting designers promoting sustainable practices and small businesses that all use upcycled textiles in their designs.
3. Shop secondhand and vintage

With secondhand and vintage now increasingly accessible thanks to sites such as Vinted and Depop, consider buying pre-loved items when looking to add to your wardrobe.
4.Know your materials

Understanding the impact of materials is crucial when it comes to making more sustainable purchases.
5.Ensure your clothes have a second life
When clearing out your closet, being conscious about how you dispose of your clothes:

Re-selling your clothes or organising a clothes swap is the best way to ensure they'll have a second life, as well as donating to charities and organisations that are looking for used clothing. 

Choosing the right material for clothes is important for everyday life. Suitable clothing leaves a positive effect on our mental state and regulates anxiety. We can link fashion and health in our daily lives.