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How to shop consciously at Farfetch

Farfetch is one of the leading online luxury fashion retail platforms but what sets them apart is the fact that they operate a business model where they do not own any inventory.

It is actually a tech company with a back-end technology system that sources luxury products from around the world and allows over 700 boutiques and brands to have a presence online and deliver their products to customers wherever they may be.

The site “was built on the premise of selling existing stock in small boutiques around the world—to better match supply and demand and reduce waste." says its Chief Commercial and Sustainability Officer Giorgio Belloli.

There is an impressive array of luxury products available, from established designers to emerging talent and Farfetch have included a “Positively Conscious” filter on their website to allow you to discover brands and products that are designed and made with sustainability at heart.

I love browsing and discovering new things but I also know it can be quite daunting when given too many options so I hope my edit can give you a good starting point in finding your next investment purchase on Farfetch!

If you find anything you love, you can use my discount code 10CLAUDIA for 10% off your first order at Farfetch.

The items I’ve chosen in this edit are included in the discount, but there are some brands and items that are not, for full T&Cs please visit this page.

MATTEAU

Matteau is an emerging Australian designer with long term sustainability and responsible business practices.

Integrity and commitment to social and environmental responsibility are fundamental standards to Matteau’s values as a business and they produce everything they can in Australia in an attempt to support their local textile industry when possible.

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NANUSHKA

Nanushka has grown over the past few years from a family owned business into an internationally acclaimed designer but their vision has remained the same: to build a sustainable future.

Sustainability is the pillar of the Nanushka take pride in making decisions with love and consideration for our planet and people. Their designers work closely with their patternmakers in the Nanushka atelier to create garments with high attention to detail and impeccable craftsmanship, delivering function, quality and style without compromise and their factories are a short car ride away, in either Hungary or Serbia which helps built a strong working relationship with the owners and employees, one built on shared values of sustainability, transparency, and responsibility.

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CECILIE BAHNSEN

Fast becoming the IT girl brand, Cecilie Bahnsen’s commitment to responsibility is a personal one, and spans from sourcing luxurious and qualitative raw materials to create clothes with longevity, upcycling and using recycled materials and producing their designs close to home with traceability and accountability which has earned them the Butterfly Mark Award powered by Positive Luxury.

The Butterfly Mark is a third-party certification earned by luxury lifestyle brands that have adopted sustainability as a business strategy and have a positive impact on the world. It promotes transparency and enables people to buy better.

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