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Rethink fashion in 2025

The new year is a great time to reshape your habits, one step at a time. Small, consistent actions — like simplifying your wardrobe — help you create lasting, conscious fashion routines. 

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Repetition rewires your brain and builds new neural pathways. By repeating your new habits, you can turn sustainable practices into second nature — your new responsible fashion autopilot. Let 2025 be the year you make mindful consumption your everyday norm 🙌

Tip No. 1: Build your capsule wardrobe

A capsule wardrobe is a curated collection of versatile, timeless pieces that reduce the need for constant shopping. 

Start by auditing your closet — keep essentials, replace worn items with durable, natural fabrics, and choose pieces that you easily mix and match. 

This is a great way to save the money you would have otherwise spent on impulsive shopping and trendy pieces.

Tip No. 2: Make fashion resolutions

Discover our top 12 new year’s fashion resolutions for 12 months. Download your checklist and get inspired.

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More responsible fashion with certified products in 2025

Textiles and leather items carrying the OEKO-TEX® MADE IN GREEN label are produced more sustainably in socially responsible workplaces. They are traceable and tested for harmful substances. 

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Every item bearing the OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 label is certified as having passed safety tests for the presence of over 1,000 harmful substances.

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Our OEKO-TEX® ORGANIC COTTON certification offers verification from farm to product. Products bearing this label have been manufactured without the use of GMOs and tested for pesticides and other harmful substances.

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Why are textile certifications important and what do they mean?

Different certifications cover various aspects of a product’s supply chain, each with a different focus, such as: 
 

  • Textile safety, e.g. tests for harmful substances
  • Environmental safety, e.g. wastewater and chemicals management
  • Socially responsible working conditions, e.g. ban on child labour
  • Verification of material origin, e.g. excluding the use of GMO’s


Some certifications emphasise social manufacturing conditions, while others prioritize environmental or health factors. Additionally, some certifications aim to provide a comprehensive approach, addressing both social and environmental concerns holistically. Understanding certifications in 2025 helps you make informed decisions, aligning your fashion purchases with your values.