Hemp fabric
Hemp is a fabric that is naturally resistant to all kinds of bacteria and UV rays which makes it perfect for outdoor activities like camping or hiking, but also for everyday wear. This fabric also has the ability to breathe very well which helps regulate body temperature, and thus makes it the right textile for both hot summer days and chilly autumn evenings when you need to wear something lightweight and breathable. It also helps that hemp is an incredibly durable material that can be woven or knitted into a range of garments and accessories. Choose a pair of trousers, a shirt, or a dress made of this fabric and you can rest assured that your clothes don’t have to be replaced every few months.
Tweed
A timeless and sustainable fabric, tweed is gaining popularity as an eco-friendly choice for fashion enthusiasts who are also conscious about the waste the fashion industry produces. Unlike some synthetic fabrics, tweed is crafted from natural fibers, which makes it biodegradable and reduces its impact on landfills. Tweed is made from wool, which is a renewable resource that can be harvested without causing harm to the sheep. This year, Irish flat caps made of tweed are in trend, thanks not only to their durable and practical fabric but also the sleek design that compliments everyone. Thankfully, there are lots of Irish flat caps in Keilys new autumn collections that will fit anyone’s style preferences. Another great garment to wear during the upcoming months is the classic tweed blazers, skirts, and dresses, as they can easily elevate any ensemble.
Bamboo
Bamboo fabric is produced by breaking down the cellulose found in bamboo plants into fibers which are then spun together to create yarns or threads. The resulting material typically features a soft texture similar to cotton with added benefits such as being anti-bacterial, hypoallergenic, and moisture-absorbent. There are many advantages of using bamboo fabric over other materials when it comes to sustainability: it does not require any synthetic chemicals during production, it doesn’t require a large amount of water, and its fast growth rate means that it can be quickly replenished without damaging the environment. Some basic t-shirts or long-sleeve tops made of bamboo will be the perfect base for your autumn outfits.
Organic cotton
Organic cotton is one of the most popular sustainable fabrics available on the market today. What makes it special is that it is grown without any synthetic chemicals or genetically modified organisms and as a result, it is safer for people and the environment since there are no potentially harmful pesticides used in production. In addition, organic cotton often requires less water than conventional varieties and produces fewer carbon emissions over its lifespan. Clothing made of this type of fabric is diverse, so it shouldn’t be an issue to incorporate it into your wardrobe this fall. When buying organic cotton fabric, it’s important to look for labels that state certified organic as this indicates that the material meets certain standards and that the products have been produced with environmentally friendly practices while also meeting human safety standards.
