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‘Buy less!’: why Sewing Bee’s Patrick Grant wants us to stop shopping

The Sewing Bee presenter is a designer and clothing manufacturer who is also fiercely anti-consumerism. He discusses how he balances his beliefs with his business

The Guardian - UK

The best spring jackets for women: 14 favourites for every occasion, from barn jackets to blazers

Sunny spring weather cools quickly at night. Stay protected from the chill (and the odd downpour) with our fashion expert’s pick of the best lightweight jackets

The Guardian - UK

Rainbow vases, vintage soap dishes and crystal bike bells: 15 colourful pick-me-ups to elevate your everyday

Seek out joy in a turbulent world with these carefully chosen treats (they make great gifts, too)

The Guardian - UK

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From Scandi brands to plastic-free fabrics: 10 women’s raincoats to style out drizzly days

Don’t let spring showers ruin your look. Refresh your outerwear with these fashionable yet functional favourites

The Guardian - UK

The best socks to give this Christmas, from bamboo and cashmere comfies to hiking socks

Let socks be something they’re excited to receive this Christmas with these luxury, fun and comfortable options for men, women and kids

The Guardian - UK

The ultimate men’s capsule wardrobe: the only 22 items you’ll ever need

Want to up your style game but cut your consumption? It’s easy with these go-to pieces

The Guardian - UK

Why rugby shirts are the coolest spring trend: how the Old Harrovian staple went haute

The humble rugby shirt has long flirted on the cusp of cool. This spring, the Sloane staple has gone full fashion. Joe Bromley dissects the trend

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Reviving the UK's textile industry could help replace fast fashion with homegrown clothes, but there are barriers

The world has experienced massive disruption to supply chains in recent years as a result of the COVID pandemic and the war in Ukraine. This has restricted the availability of a wide array of goods, including essential items such as food, medicines and fuels.

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