Discovering Slow Fashion: A Showcase of Sustainable Designers at Shop Slow

Discovering Slow Fashion: A Showcase of Sustainable Designers at Shop Slow

Step into the world of Shop Slow, a boutique that houses a curated collection of designers who embody the principles of sustainability, ethics, and craftsmanship within the slow fashion movement. In a fashion landscape dominated by fast trends and disposable garments, Shop Slow stands as a beacon of conscious consumption and mindful design.

At the core of the slow fashion movement is a commitment to sustainability and ethical practices. This holistic approach to fashion aims to create a more environmentally conscious industry that prioritizes the well-being of both people and animals throughout the supply chain. Through initiatives like Fashion Revolution Week and campaigns like #WhoMadeMyClothes?, consumers are demanding transparency and accountability from brands, shaping a more equitable and sustainable future in fashion.

Within the walls of Shop Slow, you'll find a diverse group of designers who are redefining fashion with their unique perspectives and sustainable practices:


  1. Psychic Outlaw, led by Rebecca Wright, creates handmade clothing using recycled, vintage, and antique textiles.
  2. Mikaela Friedman, based in Austin, Texas, is known for her vibrant hand-painted cowboy boots sourced sustainably from rag houses.
  3. A.V. Beamon reimagines classic vintage designs in a new context, focusing on extending the lifespan of garments.
  4. Maya Meyer creates sustainable pieces from pre-existing fabrics, emphasizing upcycling and efficiency.
  5. Taylor Dorry translates purity, grunge, and femininity into her designs using upcycled materials.
  6. Prairie Misfit utilizes novel vintage textiles to create one-of-a-kind pieces sourced locally.
  7. Mercedez Rex incorporates marbling techniques into her accessories, promoting sustainability and custom designs.
  8. Die Trying, founded by Lacy Van Court, offers one-of-a-kind pieces inspired by Texas heritage and crafted with a focus on chainstitching.
  9. This is Sloane specializes in embroidery and avant-garde stage wear, drawing inspiration from pop culture and sustainability.

Step into Shop Slow and explore the intersection of creativity, sustainability, and ethics in fashion. Each designer brings a unique perspective and contribution to the slow fashion movement, highlighting the beauty of conscious consumption and mindful design. By supporting these designers, you not only showcase your individual style but also contribute to a more ethical and sustainable future in fashion.

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