Part 8 - Building a Slower Wardrobe & Lessons from this Experience | Farm to Closet

To conclude the series I reflect on this long journey and if it's possible for other to also have entirely locally made clothes. All the guests and experts share their thoughts on what slow fashion means to them. 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 Experts: Rachel McQueen, Textile Science Professor https://apps.ualberta.ca/directory/person/rhmcquee Shannon Nelson & Kylie Boychuck, Traceable Textiles https://traceabletextiles.com/ Catherine C. Cole, Historian and Author of GWG: Piece by Piece http://gwgpiecebypiece.ca/en/index.html Tara Klager, Providence Lane Homestead https://www.instagram.com/providencelanehomestead/ Christopher Savard, Artist & Weaver Angela Larson, Owner of Swish Vintage https://www.swish-vintage.com/ Maddy Purves-Smith, Custom Woolen Mills https://www.customwoolenmills.com/ Kalea Veremenko-Beckman, Textile Artisan https://kaleatheluddite.ca/ 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 the wool industry or slow fashion? Check out the experts above a