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Nestled in a cosy little news stand on the corner of Swanston and Little Collins Streets in the Melbourne CBD, Eco Innovators Showcase is a gold mine of ethical and environmentally sustainable jewellery, homeware, gifts, clothing and more, all made by local designers.

I have never seen anything like this little gem. Owner Leyla Acaroglu has sourced a fantastic selection of goodies from the best artisans that Melbourne has to offer. Some of my favourites include the gorgeous vintage fabric purses by Lydra, the awesome vegetarian cookbook, Martha Goes Green, and dresses made from recycled vintage men’s shirts by MuCKE. This tiny store stocks products by over 30 different designers!

If you haven’t been down to see this unique shop, be sure to have a look this weekend on your way to the Slow Fashion Show. It’s just down the road (opposite the Melbourne Town Hall), and it’s open extended hours this Saturday and Sunday for the Sustainable Living Festival (11am-5pm). Normal opening hours are 11am-3pm, Monday to Saturday, until the end of April 2010.

You can see a selection of dresses by MuCKE, supplied by Eco Innovators Showcase, at the Slow Fashion Show

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What: Eco Innovators Showcase


Where: News stand on corner of Swanston and Little Collins Streets, Melbourne

Eco Innovators Showcase’s Online Store


How much: from $5

Contact: leyla.acaroglu@yahoo.com

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What is Slow Fashion?

 

Slow Fashion is a new movement in sustainable style.

Slow Fashion is made and acquired in ways that respect other people and the environment. It is about quality, not quantity. It promotes creativity in the production and use of materials that minimise environmental impact. It encourages timeless individual self expression and style, over trend. Slow Fashion knows that makers should be fairly rewarded for their endeavours.