Part 2 - Designing my Hyper-Local Garment - Slow Fashion Design Process | Farm to Closet

What am I going to make? Let's explore the design process of figuring out what this local garment will be and look like. Farm to Closet is a slow fashion docuseries following the production of an entirely locally-made garment, from fibre to finished product. See all the episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLab1HN1VQq5OIQiPQEVLcOai2ARkPwP5L Episode expert: Angela Larson, Owner of Swish Vintage https://www.swish-vintage.com/ Erin's clothing from sustainable Canadian brands: Poppy Barley https://poppy-barley.sjv.io/9LGxGY (affiliate link) Encircled https://bit.ly/348gGxO (affiliate link) Farm to Closet was made possible thanks to the support from TELUS STORYHIVE and our crowdfunding supporters. https://mygreencloset.com/farmtocloset/ Want to learn more about slow fashion? 📗 Quit Fast Fashion ebook - your guide to building a conscious closet https://mygreencloset.com/quit-fast-fashion/ 👗 Sustainable and Ethical Shopping Guides http://mygreencloset.com/directory/ 🕮 Books I recommend reading https://bookshop.org/shop/MyGreenCloset ABOUT MY GREEN CLOSET Hi! My name is Verena but most people call me Erin (my middle name). I studied Fashion Design & Technology and through this became aware of and passionate about environmental and ethical issues in the fashion industry. On this channel I share my journey to live more consciously and create videos to help you build a wardrobe that reflects both your style and values. Blog: http://mygreencloset.com/blog/