Microplastics – They’re Everywhere! Here’s What You Should Know.
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Microplastics are tiny fragments of plastic which are less than 5mm long. These troublesome lit...
Climate Change: What Does it Mean for Our Planet?
Greenhouse gases are heavily associated with the clothes we wear. Did you know that about 8 – 10...
How Sustainable Is Vino Supraja? Our 2022 Sustainability Results Are In
Sustainability and ethics are at the very heart of our brand, and that’s why it was important to ...
Have a planet-friendly period - the best sustainable menstrual products
The average woman menstruates for approximately 40 years of her lifetime. Can you imagine how man...
5 POWERFUL, SUSTAINABLE FASHION QUOTES TO INSPIRE AN ECO-FRIENDLY WARDROBE
If you follow our brand, you’ll know that at Vino Supraja, we’re always talking about fast fashio...
How Indoor Plants Could Support Your Health & Wellbeing
This month we’re taking the concept of green living quite literally and talking about indoor plan...
Sustainable Fashion: What Is Upcycling In Fashion?
Upcycling or refashioning your clothes is a fun way to update your wardrobe in a sustainable way....
Slow down with us this Slowvember
This month at Vino Supraja, we wanted to share with you our take on ‘Slowvember’. Maybe you’ve co...
Sustainable Fashion: Vino Supraja Launches in India
We are so excited to announce that we’re bringing Vino Supraja to India. Our sustainable, ethica...
5 Fast Fashion TED Talks You Need To Watch
The Wardrobe To Die For | Lucy Siegle
Lucy Siegle is a British journalist and respected ch...
3 of the worst ingredients in your makeup
Our makeup and beauty products can help us to look and feel great on the outside, but do you kno...
Greenwashing and how to spot it
If you’re a sustainability enthusiast, you may have come across the term, ‘greenwashing’ before....
Bag A Smile Initiative – Fashion Revolution Week
Vino Supraja is a sustainable, ethical fashion brand and we’re big supporters of the Fashion Revolution. This year we wanted to start our own initiative and take action against one of the fast fashion industry’s biggest problems – landfill.
International Women’s Day: Celebrating Maya Angelou
Born on April 4th, 1928, Maya Angelou was an African American woman who suffered a difficult childhood and early adulthood. Her experiences of discrimination, violence and extreme poverty in life would later inspire her to begin a series of autobiographies, the first of which (I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings) she published at age 41. The book, which covered Maya’s life up to age 17, tackled many traumatic events including sexual abuse and racism, but also featured moments of hope, joy, achievement and celebration. This first of several autobiographies, the book was a bestseller gaining her international acclaim. In fact, it has never been out of print.
Sustainable You Tubers Worth Watching
Living Big In A Tiny House
The tiny house movement has grown in popularity in the last decade, ...
Buying Pre-loved, Planet Friendly Fashion
If you’re a regular reader of our blog posts and familiar with our brand, you’ll be well aware o...
Lessons We Learned in 2020
At the start of 2020, we were not only celebrating the new year, but also the start of a new deca...
Five Holiday Hacks for a More Sustainable Festive Season
It’s almost the season to be jolly and we’ve been thinking about how you can make it a more sust...
Be Greener: Four Simple, Sustainable Switches You Can Make
Do you love the idea of living a more sustainable, eco-friendly lifestyle but don’t know where t...
Gandhi’s Khadi movement – uniting people, fashion and freedom
This October 2nd marks the birthday of the wonderful Mahatma Gandhi. Born in 1869, Gandhi achieve...
Design For Us Competition: Meet The Winners!
Last month we were very excited to engage with many young and upcoming fashion designers when we...
Zero Waste Living with Hannah Husband - Via Vino
This month as part of our Via Vino series, we talked with Hannah Husband, a blogger, and mothe...
Sustainable fashion: Creating a Capsule Wardrobe with Silke Styles Via Vino
We’re very excited to announce the launch of our Via Vino series. A series of interviews with exp...
Giving through fashion
We’ve almost reached the end of Ramadan, also known as the Month of Giving. It’s a time where Mu...
Fashion Revolution Week 2020 - #whomademyclothes
It’s that time of the year again- Fashion Revolution Week is here. This month, from the 20th to 2...
Celebrating Women in Sustainability
Did you know, studies have found that on the whole, women tend to be greener than their male cou...
Remembering the Meaning of Love!
This Valentine’s Day we wanted to feature Dr. Amudha Priyadarshini’s story which struck a chord w...
Find Out Your Fashion Footprint With This Shocking Quiz
Last month, at Vino Supraja we challenged you to make some sustainable new year’s resolutions, an...
Sustainable New Year’s Resolutions You Could Make In 2020
We’re not only approaching the start of a new year but also a new decade and what better way to k...
An Interview with Sustainable Fashion Designer: Vino Supraja
Interview by Rhiannon Haines, freelance writer and artist
Hi Vino, congratulations on officially ...
Sustainable Fashion: The Inspiration Behind The Art Deco Collection
We’re counting down the days to our official launch which is coming very soon! We’ll be making an...
Fast Fashion Facts that You Need to Know
100 billion garments were made in 2018
With 3 out of 5 of those garments predicted to end up in ...
5 Steps to a More Sustainable Wardrobe
With the fast fashion industry being one of the planet’s most damaging industries, it’s time th...
Sustainable Fashion: What exactly is it?
At VinoSupraja we’re all about designing fashion with a conscience. Sustainability is at the hear...