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Do you care about alternative and sustainable fashion and want to connect with like-minded people? Are you curious about anything in particular and want your questions answered? You should join the Alternative Fashion Lovers For Sustainability Facebook group for resources, recommended brands, advice, and in-depth discussion about the topics that matter to you.

We welcome and support sustainable fashion newbies and veterens alike. No matter where you are on your journey, you can help us create a more sustainable alternative fashion community together.

Join Alternative Fashion Lovers For Sustainability to learn more.

Are you a sustainable and alternative fashion enthusiast interested in promoting your content, and/or viewing and supporting the content of other like-minded people?

Sustainable Alt Fashion is a new Facebook page and Instagram account meant to promote the sustainable fashion movement and the alternative fashion lovers backing it up. If you have a brand, blogpost, video, podcast, photos, or other content that you would like to share with a community of like-minded people, you can either:

Like and post on the Sustainable Alt Fashion Facebook Page or,

Follow @sustainablealtfash on Instagram and use #sustainablealtfash to be featured.

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