AIRR Clothing

13/09/2019

Thank you for all the lovely love and support for the clothes sales! It's been so amazing to hear from so many of you

11/09/2019

A selection of vintage, pre-loved and new clothes and accessories for sale. Item details will be listed on each post, please comment or message with any questions and I will happily help!

Viewing & trying on is available by appointment in Wirksworth, please message for details.

For purchases, items can be posted (for a small charge) or collected/delivered in Wirksworth.

If you have items in your wardrobe that you just haven't worn and maybe never will, then drop me a message! Let your clothes be loved by someone else! Clothes & accessories brought for cash.

10/09/2019

Calling all AIRR fans! So with a rail of clothes at the ready to be listed including vintage, pre-loved and new across a variety of brands such as People Tree, Komodo, Bibico and Maison Scotch the question is...

I’ll be listing them on eBay but would anyone be interested in me uploading them to the AIRR page as well? I have a bit of a love/hate relationship with eBay and thought it might make it easier to see all the items in one place and say yes, I want to try and then if you are local that can be arranged! Let me know in the comments 👍

(Wearing a gorgeous vintage dress that is/was for sale! That’s the trouble when you have to take photos of everything!)

29/07/2019

Shop girl in the making 👧🏻👗😍

02/05/2019

It’s been a couple of years since I did anything with clothes; Everything has been shut in a store room (including my emotions associated to them 💔) but today, I went and got them out. It was such a gorgeous morning, photo’ing, documenting and getting them all ready for listing, what a time I’ve missed so much! Clothes sale incoming! And I would LOVE to know where is everyone at with sustainable fashion these days? Where are you shopping? What are your go to brands or stores? What’s changed for better or worst? Are you still getting lots of wear out of AIRR?! I know I still am 👍

18/10/2017

Having a great day today sorting the stock out ready for our pop-up shop on Sunday! We will have so many things available....

- Vintage & pre-loved - Womens' and a small mens selection

- Clothing from brands such as Maison Scotch, People Tree & Komodo, Braintree/Thought, Bibico and many others

- Accessories - shoes, handbags

- Props - picture frames, mannequins, pictures, books and even a photography backdrop & light box set!

Look forward to seeing everyone from 4pm!

27/05/2017

We are OPEN this weekend prior to moving out on Tuesday.

Saturday 10-4
Bank Hol Monday 10-4

- Clothing
- Accessories
- Vintage
- Fixtures & Fittings
- Coat Hangers

And much much more! Everything at bargain prices!

29/04/2017

Hen do, mum and daughter moment 💕

25/04/2017

24/04/2017

Make sure you show the brands you buy that you care and ask "Who Made My Clothes?" Lets make a FASHION REVOLUTION!

It's FASHION REVOLUTION WEEK! Use your voice and your power this Fashion Revolution Week 24-30th April 2017, by asking brands ? Show that you want a fashion industry that is fair, safe and beautiful for all!

Tell your friends and family about and help us make this year's campaign our strongest and loudest yet by sharing our campaign materials. Head to www.fashionrevolution.org/resources to find everything you need to spread the word!

24/04/2017

Today we launch the second edition of the Fashion Transparency Index. This year we have reviewed and ranked 100 of the biggest global fashion brands and retailers, according to how much information they disclose about their suppliers, supply chain policies and practices, and social and environmental impact.

We assessed them across five key areas: Policy & Commitments, Governance, Traceability, Supplier Assessments & Remediation and Spotlight Issues — including living wages, collective bargaining, business model innovation and how brands are working to reduce consumption of resources.

The average score for all fashion brands is 49 out of 250, less than 20% of the total possible points while none of the companies on the list have scored above 50% — proving that there is still a long way to go towards transparency.

We hope the findings of the Fashion Transparency Index encourage more consumers to ask brands pushing for more disclosure from brands. We hope the Index influences brands and retailers to start disclosing more information about their suppliers, practices and impacts. We hope it facilitates the good work already being done by NGOs and unions. We hope this encourages governments to better implement and enforce existing laws that are meant to protect workers and the environment everywhere. And finally, we hope that it demonstrates to policymakers and regulators the urgent need for mandatory due diligence and reporting.

Read the report to discover the key findings, full results and deeper analysis. Plus, find out what you can do with this information to push for greater transparency from the brands and retailers.

fashionrevolution.org/transparency