Sustainable Fashion for the Conscious Minded
If you’re anything like us, you believe that you have the power to change the world for the better. Not only through your actions, but through the conscious choices you make. Especially when it comes to fashion.
At a time when 85% of all unwanted garments fall into landfills, you believe now more than ever we need to collectively make better choices to reduce our environmental and social impact.
Are you ready to join us?
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REPURPOSED WITH PURPOSE
By purchasing deadstock fabrics, People of Leisure eliminates waste not only through repurposed clothing, but through our commitment to small batch runs. From sourcing to production, we are creating conscious clothing that considers every step of the supply chain.
Sunkissed tees
Our sunkissed tees are designed to look like genuine vintage. Crafted from 100% organic cotton, we apply a potassium spray andlet them bask in the sunlight, creating an authentic lived-in style.
vintage
We're always on the hunt for authentic vintage inspiration. Here you can find some of our favorite genuine vintage finds from the 1960s through 1990s. All hand picked by us in Southern California.
Summer styles
Beat the heat in our light, breathable designs. All crafted in Los Angeles, CA.
A REVOLT AGAINST FAST FASHION
At People of Leisure, we believe that fashion doesn’t have to come at the expense of others or our planet. Through repurposing discarded fabric in small batches, we’re committed to producing casual loungewear and vintage-inspired conscious clothing that is environmentally, socially and ethically responsible.
Join the revolt.
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LEADING WITH KINDNESS
Fast fashion runs on a model that relies on paying garment workers less than minimum wage along with poor working conditions. At People of Leisure, we pride ourselves not only on sustainable sourcing, yet ethical production and fair trade practices as well.
We believe in a #zerosweat policy that honors our artisans and the work they do.
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Good Stories
Why Deadstock Fabric Isn't the Solution to Fashion Waste, But It's a Start
3 Steps To Redefine Your Style Sustainably
