Revolve

In case you missed it, the Great British Sewing Bee had their Reduce, Reuse, Recycle week again. Who knew you could make attractive tops from old tote bags! 💻 Watch the episode here... bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0…

Remake Scotland (Crieff) offer a variety of workshops to help you Slow down your fashion consumption. From upcycling a linen table cloth, learning how to read sewing patterns, making pin cushions to how to use a sewing machine. They've got it all going on!!!

We're streamlining our social media channels here at Zero Waste Scotland and closing down the Revolve Twitter page at the end of the month. Don't miss out on inspirational ideas and news. Follow us on our other pages... teapawt.net/HowToWasteLess

It's officially festival season. If you're packing ready for TRNSMT or Rewind (other festivals are available), don't forget your reusables and try not to leave anything behind. We like this succinct guide to making your festival outing a tad 'greener'. festivalsafe.com/information…

A fair amount of the carbon impact of textiles is from the washing & drying elements, so air drying your clothes is a quick and effective win. It also saves your energy bills. #Winwin

Refill stores have been around for a while now but we're conscious that going to one for the first time can be a little bit daunting so How to Waste Less Scotland created this little video to show how easy it is to refill and avoid that pesky single-use packaging.

Take things easy this #SlowFashionFriday and get your fashion fix without leaving the comfort of your sofa. Seamster Vintage's online shop has a great range of funky items to liven up your wardrobe 💻 seamstervintage.com/shop/

Second hand clothes shopping just got even easier with @SeamsterVintage's new online shop. #SlowFashionFriday fal.cn/3yzPa

We're feeling inspired by these amazing upcycling projects from Good Housekeeping. The photos just show the wide range of items that can be upcycled and of course Revolve certified stores are the perfect place to find those items. fal.cn/3ytqZ

10 No-Sew Ways to Upcycle Old Clothes Is your ability with a sewing machine seriously limited? Then you'll love these no-sew ways to upcycle old clothing into all sorts from bags and mittens to plant hangers. #SlowFashionFriday fal.cn/3ynv9

Interesting to see a men's only second hand shop opening in England - It makes us wonder if there any of these in Scotland? Anyone aware of any, and do you think we need more of these? #SlowFashionFriday 💻 fal.cn/3ydbT

Any cycling fans watching the Giro D'Italia? 🚲 Is it filling you with a desire to get on your bike? But what if you don't have the right kit, & finances are tight? Thankfully second-hand kit is so much easier to source now.

Need a last minute Coronation costume for the kids? 👑 EHow has a great guide to making your own cape and adds; "Making a king cape may be an opportunity to upcycle old garments and create something new." Enjoy your #SlowFashion Coronation Friday. 💻 fal.cn/3y0eL

Fast fashion is so last season. It's time to reduce our consumption of clothing this #FashionRevolutionWeek! 👗 fal.cn/3xLQy

'Fast fashion' is a phrase you've probably heard before, but do you know what it really means for our environment? Living more sustainably can be as easy as looking after your clothes and choosing to #WorkYourWardrobe. wasteless.zerowastescotland.…

It can be hard to tell sustainable fashion from greenwashing. Here’s how to figure out whether your clothes are truly environmentally friendly. Watch to the end to find out our biggest #SustainableFashion tip! #WorkYourWardrobe

With fast fashion often making the headlines, you might be wondering how to shop more sustainably. Reducing the impact clothing has on the climate crisis is easier than you might think, here's how! fal.cn/3xssG

It can be hard to tell sustainable fashion from greenwashing. Here’s how to figure out whether your clothes are truly environmentally friendly. Watch to the end to find out our biggest #SustainableFashion tip! #WorkYourWardrobe

When you buy new clothes, you might not realise that the true cost goes well beyond what it says on the tag. Almost a third of our household waste carbon emissions come from clothing & textiles. Make the most of what's already in your wardrobe - wear it, share it & repair it.

Clothing and textiles are worse for the climate crisis than plastic waste. While textiles make up just 4% of our household waste by weight, they account for nearly a third of our carbon emissions. So love what's in your wardrobe and wear it, don't waste it.