
Canadian Eco fashion is on the rise, and it's not just a trend.
Advances in textiles are arising from some heavy financing in Canada. The hunt is on and requests are being made daily from designers and what they want from their fabric suppliers.
Feeling thrifty? Some talented designers are even taking traditional textiles and recycling them with design into a cut and pieced look to make an entirely new garment. I say yes! Let them live a little longer with the appearance as an eco friendly fashion participant. Long live recycled fabrics!
From bamboo fabrics, to recycled polyester, eco textiles are advancing fast. And it's nothing short of exciting! New fashion forward collections are now not only about the design, but also about which new fabrics the designers have found. Not just the look, but also the feel. Not only the garment, but also why you should choose to invest in it.
It's exciting times for Canadian fashion indeed, as designers and their demands are changing the textile industry one season and one request at a time.
Lilikoi from Vancouver uses soy and organic cotton, blended with a small amount of spandex to create a piece from her latest collection. So far, I can't see that anyone has figured out how to make spandex eco friendly. Spandex is usually only 3 percent of a garment. 97 percent sustainable fashion is more than welcome in my wardrobe any day.
Canadian Eco fashion is on the rise, changing the way we look and feel. More manufacturers are looking for local sources. Life is good.




















