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In a society based on consumerism, one of the best ways to save and respect the environment, benefit your own budget and satisfy your craving for unique products is to shop at second-hand or vintage stores.    You can get unique pieces to your wardrobe  Have you ever bought a piece of clothing you loved and then dressed it on 5 other people? Thrift stores are an easy solution to this problem as you can find beautiful one- of-a-kind pieces that fit the trend and your budget.    Help prevent environmental devastation The accelerated rate of consumption that promotes "fast fashion"...

Surely you have already heard the word VINTAGE countless times , but what does it really mean?  VINTAGE is a word designated to name any object made in a bygone era, but without being considered an antique. The difference with the term retro is that it evokes an earlier time in its design, but is made in the present.  VINTAGE FASHION is that whose trends and garments were worn between 1920 and 1990, and which now return to our wardrobes in the form of special and unique pieces, generally of higher quality both in fabrics and materials and in the...

The fashion industry has a huge impact on our environment: from the cultivation of cotton to obtain natural fibers to the manufacturing process of synthetic fabrics, continuing through the manufacture and distribution of garments, and ending at the end of their useful life. Each piece of clothing we buy leaves a mark on the environment in the form of CO2 emissions, consumption of water and energy resources, water pollution, or use and erosion of the soil.  According to the report prepared by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) presented at COP24 held in Katowice-Poland, the planet's temperature will...

Cudeca is a non-profit Foundation that offers specialized care to people with cancer and other advanced-stage diseases, and supports their families completely free of charge.   Fundación Cudeca was born from the personal commitment of Joan Hunt, an English resident of the Costa del Sol, after living the experience of losing her husband to cancer. When she was admitted to a hospital in Malaga, Hunt found herself in a difficult clinical environment and lost in a language she did not understand.   Everything changed when her husband was transferred to the recently opened Palliative Care Unit of the Red Cross...