More than one and a half years ago, I stopped. I stopped buying into throw-away-fashion and turned against the feeling of needing cheap clothing to be happy. A cautious “I’ll not buy this for now” became a steady “I’m not going to buy this ever again”. You’re wondering if fast fashion is the way to go? The answer is no – I’m showing you how to change something:
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There are those places that you don’t hear much of in our spheres but that give you a certain wanderlust kick once their name is mentioned. Kathmandu is such a place for example. If you think of a calm city on the other end of the world when you hear those three syllables you might be surprised: The Nepali capital is a metropole with more than one million citizens that starts to outgrow the Himalaya valley it is situated in.
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Why I am talking about gifts? Okay, my birthday might be next week and at/least‘s blog birthday isn’t far away either. But really – this is not what today’s post is about.
I am often wondering what to give as a birthday present to family and friends because I’ve turned into someone who is completely in favour of no-nonsense-gifts. This counts for others and for myself as well (maybe you remember when I asked not to buy me a gift but to donate to charity instead last Christmas?). But still: At some occasions you just can’t show up empty handed. That’s why I’ve gathered seven sustainable gift ideas for you in today’s post 🙂
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