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• Genevieve St-Amour

You are the most important player: the consumer

    Did you know ? There is no better person than the consumer to determine the impact of an industry on the environment and clothing is no exception. Did...

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Why make organic choices?

When we refer to biological, we directly refer to everything that relates to life, to living organisms. Organic farming, for its part, is based on the valorization of natural biological...

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Go beyond chocolate for Easter

Like all holidays, Easter is no exception when it comes to overconsumption. We covered the topic for Christmas and Halloween and have already made it to Easter. A celebration of...

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Working conditions in the clothing industry

  Here's why Eco Loco does the research for you and why our Clothing for Her section only contains ecological AND ethical clothing! We know you've heard about it before!...

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How ethical purchasing can change the world?

This is a great question that deserves attention! When we talk about ethics, we talk about values and when we talk about values, we talk about divergence. This is, among...

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Is wool environmentally ecological?

Breeding and shearing sheep to obtain their wool is not new! The first records of its use date from 1600 BC in the northern countries of Europe. But is this...

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5 tips for a responsible wardrobe

There are still few people who can boast of having an ecological, sustainable and responsible wardrobe. We invite everyone to aspire to this. Not only will this make your daily...

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The beauty of the circular economy in clothing.

    The notion of circular economy is relatively new. Starting from the classic concept of the linear economy which has significant environmental impacts by promoting the waste of raw...

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Zero waste: a great philosophy to adopt!

As we saw in the 3R-V, waste reduction is the first element to consider when talking about responsible consumption. Over the past decades, a lot of emphasis has been placed...

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Valentine's Day: When romance rhymes with ecology

  We have seen it for the Christmas festivities, the holidays have a significant ecological impact! Regardless of your preferences or those of the person with whom you want to...

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The immobility of those who know

  Be careful, this article is not scientific! It's more of a personal observation. A deplorable observation of the inaction of those who know, of those who know the impact...

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Textile coloring

  When considering the ecological impact of a garment, we must take into account all phases of its life cycle. That is to say, its cultivation, its harvest or its...

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Linen: a sought-after textile

Linen, in addition to being the oldest textile fiber used, is one of the most ecological fabrics. Made in Europe, although put aside for some time, linen is certainly a...

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Buying local: it's not just about food!

  It is known that the consequence of globalization and international trade is that our stores are overflowing with products from far away, sometimes very far away, and often sold...

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Lyocell: one of the most ecological textiles

    Today, we present to you one of our favorite textiles because it meets high ecological standards and also because it is resistant and so comfortable. This is a...

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Black Friday madness

  Here is an event which also marks the apogee of consumer culture in the society in which we live. We can certainly understand that when we have a need...