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Vegan, Ethical and Sustainable Clothing (vegantheoryclub.org)
submitted 19 hours ago by goblin@vegantheoryclub.org to c/vegan@vegantheoryclub.org
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Making this post so users can share information on cruelty-free clothing that is built to last.

Ideally this will mean both vegan and natural materials but I'm aware synthetics are near unavoidable. Please feel free to share synthetic materials that are made for long-term / indefinite use.

In summer I typically wear only cotton / linen but as the weather gets colder I'm looking for warm or waterproof winter clothes. I asked this question to a vegan community already and I'll put their responses in a comment below.

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[–] Arcanepotato@vegantheoryclub.org 2 points 9 hours ago* (last edited 9 hours ago) (1 children)

I have the vegan version of a common boot brand for most of the year and that was my year round when I lived in a milder place.

My current winter boots are very clearly snow boots. Not sure if that's something that will work for you. The culture is to change shoes when you are at work or like a doctor's office so you aren't wearing them all day.

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[–] goblin@vegantheoryclub.org 1 points 8 hours ago

Great thank you. It seems like treated nylon is the way to go for a waterproof top layer.