You might be aware of all the terrible things that happen in sweatshops producing clothing. You might have also seen all those documentaries telling you about the hard life of the people working there.

The low pay, child labor and many other social issues make you reconsider your shopping habits. Now, is there any way out and can you purchase clothing without paying for something that was manufactured in an unacceptable way? We can help you solve this problem and teach you how to dress like a queen without the help of sweatshops. Follow the 6 tips below and be part of the solution. Spread the news and teach your friends so that others would also know that it is important to make the right choices while shopping for clothes.

1. Buy Less Crap
To be short and more exact, quit following the latest fashion trends – they last too short and the things that the fashion industry makes you buy will soon go out of fashion. You do not want to pay your money for an item in which you will look ridiculous in 2-3 months. Fast fashion is created to pump more money out of customers. Do not be one of the fools who submit to the rules established by the fashion industry. Be your own boss and create your wardrobe following your sane mind and intuition. Try and do all possible to look different. What nowadays clothing stores do is they sell the stuff that makes us all look alike! Be individual and buy something resembling a vintage or ethnical style. Let your main tool be accessories, such as scarves, belts and original jewelry. Become the person who creates styles and you will see how nice it feels to be yourself.

2. Never Go Shopping When You’re Sad
Loneliness, sadness and depression are the worst states of your soul and mind to do anything in general and shopping in particular. What usually happens to a hungry person who goes to the grocery store to buy food? Right – he fills up his cart with unhealthy foods. He spends hundreds of dollars on something that can only do harm to his health! If you feel upset and heartbroken, we recommend you should stay at home and do some housework instead of wasting money on clothing that will only remind you of the time you felt bad. When you are in bad mood, your choices are also not the best. You see things differently and even your own reflection in the mirror looks worse than it really is.