Issue #1 · Long sleeve tees, Nudie Jeans & what is fast fashion?

The long sleeve tee is a great go-to for April weather. We also take a look at Nudie Jeans — a brand all about getting the balance right.

Apr 11

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Issue #1  ·  Long sleeve tees, Nudie Jeans & what is fast fashion?

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Our first email since we opened the doors to Good Garms 🎉 We’re building Good Garms to make sustainable shopping easier.

Don't know about you… but this week in Copenhagen we’ve had a strange combo of snow and sun. With the weather shifts — a long sleeve t-shirt is a great go-to. We've pulled together a few great ones if you're currently searching. We also take a closer look at Nudie Jeans — a brand all about getting the balance right.

We have a lot of exciting things in the pipeline for Good Garms. Hit reply if there's something in particular that you want to see.

Evelina

Spotlight · Nudie Jeans

Nudie Jeans is a clothing brand from Gothenburg in Sweden. The brand is built around “lagom” — the Swedish word for “just right”. Their clothes are made to last with no unnecessary details. They care a lot about looking after clothes, and they offer free repairs forever!

Their denim is all organic and they use a high percentage of eco-friendly materials for the rest of their clothing. They are transparent about their supply chain. And they're also a member of the Fair Wear Foundation — a non-profit working to improve conditions for workers in garment factories.

Their founder, Maria Erixon wrote a great book about their journey with Nudie Jeans if you want to learn more about their approach.

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So what actually is fast fashion?

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Apr 11

2021

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