
Your Closet as Protest: Dressing with Purpose in a Fast Fashion World
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Getting dressed is political. Always has been.
Every garment you choose carries a story—whether it’s made in a sweatshop or sewn in a sunlit studio with your name on the pattern.
In a world that tells us to blend in, dressing with intention is an act of resistance.
At Sarah Tremain, we believe your closet can be a quiet revolution. A vintage jacket with patched elbows that says, “I mend what matters.” A handmade dress that fits your body exactly as it is. A scarf printed with protest art from your own lineage.
This is what fashion looks like when it’s rooted in care—not consumption.
Want to explore that power for yourself?
✨ Try one of these:
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Upcycling Workshop – Bring an old piece and leave with something bold, personal, and completely you.
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Custom Design Sessions – Co-create a garment that tells your story, stitched by hand and made to last.
📣 What’s the most meaningful item in your closet?
Tell us about it and use #wearyourstory on social media. Or better yet—bring it in.
Let’s make it even more you.