Fibershed by Rebecca Burgess

HERD

£30

Growing a Movement of Farmers, Fashion Activists, and Makers for a New Textile Economy Personal note from HERD Founder: I discovered the Fibreshed Movement whilst living in Northern California and I found it profoundly inspiring. Before that moment, I thought there would always have to be some compromise - a bit of polyester here, a blip in the transparency of a garment there, some details glossed over. This book is a blueprint for how fashion and clothes can be a force for good which is such a radical concept in the context of current industrial standards. If fashion is grown (not made from p

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