Eva Astoul

Jan 10, 2025 | greenwithless.com | Eva Astoul

Share & save for later!This blog post is all about the best non-toxic & organic sports bras!Finding a good sports bra that we love wearing can be tricky. It needs to fit perfectly, be supportive enough for our active lifestyle, and be comfortable to let us move freely. However, finding a non-toxic sports bra can be even more challenging! Most sports bras from popular brands contain harmful chemicals, like BPA and PFAS, which we particularly do not want anywhere near our breasts.

Oct 22, 2024 | sustainably-chic.com | Eva Astoul

A good-quality blazer is one of the most important staple pieces in anyone’s wardrobe. It is THE item of clothing we put on whenever we want to look more elegant and put together. Whether you are a woman or a man, you can wear blazers pretty much everywhere. They are perfect to wear at work or for an interview, for attending a party, and for going out to a restaurant or on a date. But blazers are also a must-have piece if you like wearing nice, chic clothes on an everyday basis.

Oct 18, 2024 | sustainably-chic.com | Eva Astoul

Thrifting is one of the most sustainable ways to shop for clothes. It gives unwanted garments a new life and prevents us from buying new pieces, which saves natural resources and reduces our environmental footprint. However, thrifting, and especially finding good-quality pieces, can be challenging when we are not used to it. Sorting through racks of clothes of various styles and sizes is time-consuming, and we often need to do a lot of digging to find things that we love and that fit well.

Oct 6, 2024 | sustainably-chic.com | Eva Astoul

Synthetic clothes shed lots of microfibers when in the wash. A great solution to prevent all those tiny particles from entering waterways is to wash them in a mesh laundry bag, like the Guppyfriend. You may also want to put your delicates in another mesh bag to keep them from snagging and stretching.  If you want to go even further, you can install a reusable microfiber filter on your washing machine! You can also throw in a Cora Ball to help gather microplastics.

Sep 26, 2024 | sustainably-chic.com | Eva Astoul

According to Earth.org, 92 million tonnes of textile waste end up in landfills every year, and this number is expected to reach 134 million by the end of the decade if nothing is done to change that trend. This raises many environmental issues, but that is not all. Landfills present numerous public health concerns, and solid waste facilities tend to be disproportionately located in low-income communities of color.