This video is really educational in terms of the way you explained what “ethical” means in the fashion industry instead of simply throwing the word there to look environmentally conscious. I learned a lot!! Thank you Chloé😊
I love your relaxed look and how you still look good with crumpled clothes and how you spontaneously put on your clothes. Not just in this video but how you basically look all the time. Unfortunately, All the brands you’ve showed is not available here since I’m in the Philipines, yet I still love watching this.
Thank you so much. That video helps a lot!!! It can get so overwhelming to choose clothing, so it is nice that you show and rate all of those items. I can see that you put a lot of effort into these videos!
Hi Chloé! I think it would be nice to have a little closeup of the fabric for every product as well, to get a better idea of what it would feel like. Great series! :)
This is a well thought out series! The reviews are very helpful and full of "fact filled" information - which we definitely need more of in the world today. Also, just learning the names of these companies is so helpful. I always check out the companies you preview on line and am so surprised at the amount of goods that are available. Thank you for doing all of this research for us! Hugs to you! XOXOXOXO
While I applaud the educational aspect of this series in sharing ethical and sustainable brands with your audience, I think it's also important to discuss possible inspiration behind it. It sounds VERY similar to Lizzy Hadfield's series "Testing Basics" that she's been doing for a few years now (and other CZcamsrs have similar things). Lizzy doesn't focus on ethical/sustainable clothing per se, in fact she is very much a consumer, but she is slowly educating herself on the topic. Your series does have a very different focus and I hope Lizzy and others take inspiration from it, you've clearly put in a lot of research and effort. Even if you were inspired by a non-sustainable source, I think it's important to acknowledge that and I would actually love to see a video about how you consume content from creators who don't focus on ethical and sustainable living. I hope my comments make sense, it's really not negative but a point of genuine interest for me. I hope this will be a big break for you! ❤️
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that's a great point! I mentioned Lizzy in my first episode and I really enjoy her videos. I hope she gets inspired to share more about sustainability moving forward as much as I got inspired by her concept!
C'est une super série de vidéos, mais est ce que la prochaine fois tu pourrais nous donner tes mensurations à toi pour qu'on puisse se représenter par rapport aux notres quelle taille on doit prendre? J'ai essayé par deux fois de commander chez Armedangels et Organic basics avec leur guide des tailles et je suis toujours tombée sur la mauvaise taille...
I wouldn't say that the Sanvt t-shirt is sustainable, as you mentioned yes. If they are using only long staple fibers, that means, they have to remove all the short fibers, which is waste essentially, unless they're keeping that waste and using it for other products. Staple means short fibers, filament fibers are long, which cotton doesn't usually come in because the cotton plant doesn't make long filament fibers, a silk worm makes fibers that are quite long yes.
I really like your videos. I watch this series even though I am from Colombia, so it would be quite difficult for me to buy from any of these brands, but I find it very educational anyway. Greetings from Colombia!! :)
I would check www.avocadostore because a Tshirt for around 40 euro I find not very ethical for my purse. You can find Organic t shirts on the website for less money!
hey chloe i love your videos but please dont say 3rd world countries ... it's not only a wrong term (coming from the cold war area) it also has a lot of negative associations. please say global south if you do need to generalise. thank you :)
Honestly, we need to go back to wearing tunics and robes like they did in Biblical days. Fashion designers refuse to use quality fabrics anymore, and tees are always too thin, see-through, and cheap. All those tees look cheap and poor because they're all flimsy. I once had an idea to buy my t-shirts from a Muslim clothing store online since they're pretty modest people, but their tees turned out to be just as thin and poor-looking as everyone else's. Tunics and robes would get rid of ridiculous fashion designers who are greedy and charge too much for cheap poor-looking clothing.
While I'm sure this video is well intentioned, everything about these brands screams "greenwashing". Why are we putting money, resources and energy into "sustainable basics" companies when literal tonnes of basic clothing already exists that we can give a second life to? Go into any secondhand clothing shop and I'm sure you will have your pick. This comment is not my original idea, I probably wouldn't have reacted this way if I hadn't already watched Sedona Christina's recent video on "Zero Waste" Swaps that need to stop. She is someone that truly embraces the low-waste life with a critical eye. And maybe this is just me, but 33 euros is not a reasonable price for a plain white tee I could find for 5 euros in any secondhand shop.
This video is really educational in terms of the way you explained what “ethical” means in the fashion industry instead of simply throwing the word there to look environmentally conscious. I learned a lot!! Thank you Chloé😊
blue jeans next!
Omg yes!!!!!
Yesss please. I need new skinny jeans and can’t find anything
Yes!!!! I am just waiting for it. 👍
THIS IS SUCH A GREAT IDEA!
im so looking forward to this series!!😍
I love your relaxed look and how you still look good with crumpled clothes and how you spontaneously put on your clothes. Not just in this video but how you basically look all the time. Unfortunately, All the brands you’ve showed is not available here since I’m in the Philipines, yet I still love watching this.
You could try in other video to tie dye with natural dyes like the avocado peels to give a second chance to some clothes
This series is so innovative! Really enjoying it :)
Thank you so much. That video helps a lot!!! It can get so overwhelming to choose clothing, so it is nice that you show and rate all of those items. I can see that you put a lot of effort into these videos!
yay for a long sleeve t-shirts review, I wear them a lot 😊
coming in the Fall ;)
Hi Chloé! I think it would be nice to have a little closeup of the fabric for every product as well, to get a better idea of what it would feel like. Great series! :)
i love this series!! i am definitely going to take your advice on purchasing sustainable brands.
This is a well thought out series! The reviews are very helpful and full of "fact filled" information - which we definitely need more of in the world today. Also, just learning the names of these companies is so helpful. I always check out the companies you preview on line and am so surprised at the amount of goods that are available. Thank you for doing all of this research for us! Hugs to you! XOXOXOXO
Love this series! Can you you please do a sustainable shoe wear video!?!
This video was extremely educational...loved the way you went thru point by point on each shirt...I will definitely buy some thanks to you.
While I applaud the educational aspect of this series in sharing ethical and sustainable brands with your audience, I think it's also important to discuss possible inspiration behind it. It sounds VERY similar to Lizzy Hadfield's series "Testing Basics" that she's been doing for a few years now (and other CZcamsrs have similar things). Lizzy doesn't focus on ethical/sustainable clothing per se, in fact she is very much a consumer, but she is slowly educating herself on the topic.
Your series does have a very different focus and I hope Lizzy and others take inspiration from it, you've clearly put in a lot of research and effort.
Even if you were inspired by a non-sustainable source, I think it's important to acknowledge that and I would actually love to see a video about how you consume content from creators who don't focus on ethical and sustainable living.
I hope my comments make sense, it's really not negative but a point of genuine interest for me. I hope this will be a big break for you! ❤️
that's a great point! I mentioned Lizzy in my first episode and I really enjoy her videos. I hope she gets inspired to share more about sustainability moving forward as much as I got inspired by her concept!
You should reference Lizzy in every video you publish in this series. To my mind, it’s plagiarism otherwise.
So happy to see your video! Miss you Chloe!
this is such a good idea!!
shoes next pls!
this videos are a super good idea for your channel chloé 🤍✨
I love the concept of this video !
Could you do a jumpsuit/overall episode during the summer? :)
It was such a cool video. Thank you so much.
C'est une super série de vidéos, mais est ce que la prochaine fois tu pourrais nous donner tes mensurations à toi pour qu'on puisse se représenter par rapport aux notres quelle taille on doit prendre? J'ai essayé par deux fois de commander chez Armedangels et Organic basics avec leur guide des tailles et je suis toujours tombée sur la mauvaise taille...
Love it! Blue jeans next pleasee
Seriously this is extremely beautiful video. You looks beyond beautiful with white t-shirts. Love your videos and items.
I love you ☁️
Love this series!
I wouldn't say that the Sanvt t-shirt is sustainable, as you mentioned yes. If they are using only long staple fibers, that means, they have to remove all the short fibers, which is waste essentially, unless they're keeping that waste and using it for other products. Staple means short fibers, filament fibers are long, which cotton doesn't usually come in because the cotton plant doesn't make long filament fibers, a silk worm makes fibers that are quite long yes.
Would love to see this series with cashmere sweaters. Where is the one you are wearing from?
Love your videos
What were the jeans you were wearing? They look amazing on you!
Love love love the series!!
Such an informative video! Thanks, Chloé :)
I really like your videos. I watch this series even though I am from Colombia, so it would be quite difficult for me to buy from any of these brands, but I find it very educational anyway. Greetings from Colombia!! :)
Alguien de Colombia por acá también woww
Love it
So very helpful!!
I loved this video, could you review the brand colorfulstandard?
Great idea! I looove basics :)
I would check www.avocadostore because a Tshirt for around 40 euro I find not very ethical for my purse. You can find Organic t shirts on the website for less money!
Nice video
Stunning goddess!
@ChloéKian did all maintain their original bright white color?
*keep
Pretty
Love it Chloé! I know you made a video like this a while ago, but what about swimwear for the next one ? :)
Could please check the discount code for Bruna the label? It says it's expired :(
use ETHICAL15 in the meantime :)
Nice video love 😘😘😘😘
have you seen the documentary, the true cost?
Vegan bags and shoes :)
Hiii
All these T-shirt’s look the same to me
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
hey chloe i love your videos but please dont say 3rd world countries ... it's not only a wrong term (coming from the cold war area) it also has a lot of negative associations. please say global south if you do need to generalise. thank you :)
She's not wrong tho
yikes these are all very expensive brands kinda unrealistic to be buying $40 basic t-shirts
can you please try and do a guy version of this with a guy??? :) hugs from new york
Honestly, we need to go back to wearing tunics and robes like they did in Biblical days. Fashion designers refuse to use quality fabrics anymore, and tees are always too thin, see-through, and cheap. All those tees look cheap and poor because they're all flimsy. I once had an idea to buy my t-shirts from a Muslim clothing store online since they're pretty modest people, but their tees turned out to be just as thin and poor-looking as everyone else's. Tunics and robes would get rid of ridiculous fashion designers who are greedy and charge too much for cheap poor-looking clothing.
I love your bra-less style!
sos..presiosa...hermosa..besos..de..buenos..aires
Beautiful w a awesome body
39 euro for a white t made in bangladesh? keep drinking that koolaid yo.
you really need to give lizzy hadfield credit for this idea u literally stole the whole idea apart from all the clothes being from ethical brands
While I'm sure this video is well intentioned, everything about these brands screams "greenwashing". Why are we putting money, resources and energy into "sustainable basics" companies when literal tonnes of basic clothing already exists that we can give a second life to? Go into any secondhand clothing shop and I'm sure you will have your pick. This comment is not my original idea, I probably wouldn't have reacted this way if I hadn't already watched Sedona Christina's recent video on "Zero Waste" Swaps that need to stop. She is someone that truly embraces the low-waste life with a critical eye.
And maybe this is just me, but 33 euros is not a reasonable price for a plain white tee I could find for 5 euros in any secondhand shop.