Exploring Conscious Consumerism: Zara Fast Fashion Alternatives

Exploring Conscious Consumerism: Zara Fast Fashion Alternatives

Zara describes itself as one of the biggest international fashion companies, and with that, it also takes on the label of fast fashion. Fast fashion is defined by its quick turnaround in trends and styles but also for its lack of sustainability and eco-friendly practices. It falls short in things like its use of synthetic fabrics contributing to climate change, as well as its vast overproduction of garments. Zara is a major contributor to this overproduction. They continue to produce 450 million garments annually and 500 new and trendy items every week.It’s easy to want to fit in with the crowd. After all, we’re social creatures. That doesn’t mean we have to, though. We have the ability to opt for more eco-friendly, sustainable options.They are just as stylish and bring a more evergreen approach to the fashion industry. You won’t have to worry about any of your clothes going out of style. You may be concerned about the price. Rest assured, clothing should be seen as an investment. That’s why we as a general public can choose things like environmentally friendly fabrics, ethical production, and slow fashion brands. Here are some fashion brands we support for you to consider.


Paneros Clothing

Paneros Clothing offers a large variety of dresses, skirts, bottoms, and tops to mix and match to your heart’s content. They come in an array of bright and bold colors, from fun and flirty to beautifully refined. There’s truly something for everyone. What makes Paneros so great is their use of patterns that you wouldn’t really find anywhere on the clothing racks of mainstream fashion brands. They step out of the box, and that’s a wonderful thing.


Aria Dress


Aurora Midi Dress


Beverly Mini Dress



Anjum Khan

One would describe their designs as sleek, sophisticated, and simplistic. With dresses and shirts, there’s a small palette to choose from. Their mostly muted colors give off a gentle air that says “mature.”


Sustainable Organic Gaia Asymmetric Fringed Dress


Sustainable Organic Ivy Ruched Drape Dress


Sustainable Organic Alviya Olive Lounge Set



Darzah

Handmade in Palestine, these pieces bring the tatreez pattern to the rest of the world. Darzah is a nonprofit fashion brand. These bags, shoes, and more will be the perfect accent to any outfit or home. Here are three pairs of shoes that are absolutely lovely.


Zaina Oxford - Camel and Orange


Yasmin Flat - Rose Pink


Salma Ankle Boot - Black and Ecru

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