Sustainable fashion: Nobody's child

We live in an age of fast fashion. Trends are changing quicker than ever before thanks to social media platforms such as Instagram and Tumblr. High street brands update their stock not seasonally but monthly to keep interest as more and more online stores are being set up. Its so competitive that their prices are dropping whilst production is increasing. However to keep production costs low there are unfortunately some dodgy deals happening behind closed doors. That is why its good to know that there are still some exceptions where sustainable business is still important. Drum roll please for Nobodyschild.com !

This is a fast fashion online brand that gives you quality for a good price as well as a peace of mind for their ethics. They own their own factories controlling all aspects of their production from design to threading ensuring its all done as sustainable as possible without compromising anyones rights. Now the good people at nobody's child offered to send me an item of clothing of my choice to review for my readers. I chose this stripy dress thats a perfect seasons transitional piece. 

My first impression of this piece was how thick the jersey material is. Sometimes when I order clothes online especially regards to the lower priced ones the material tends to be flimsy and only look good in pictures. As a fabric snob this was a pleasant surprise. The second thing I noticed was the towel texture on the inside of the dress making it one of the most comfortable dresses I own.

The dress as seen above, fits oversize with pockets making it easy to just throw on for an effortless look. I think I will use mine the most for flights during the summer as its comfortable yet keeps you from looking sloppy. All in all very pleased with the order which I highly recommend for everyone to check out.