Fashion and Shopping

Sustainable Mini Shop Brings an Ethical, Accessible, and Inclusive Alternative to NYFW

“The fashion industry is the perfect microscope for examining trade policy, environmental racism, labor rights, and human rights.”

By Taylor Lhamon

Sept. 12, 2019 · 2 min read

Fashion and Shopping

Sustainable Mini Shop Brings an Ethical, Accessible, and Inclusive Alternative to NYFW

“The fashion industry is the perfect microscope for examining trade policy, environmental racism, labor rights, and human rights.”

Taylor Lhamon September 12, 2019Sep 12, 2019 · 2 min read

Inclusive, ethical, sustainable fashion is coming to Williamsburg this weekend. SENSE of SHELF and THE SERIES NY bring eco-friendly designs to the Lucas Lucas Gallery at 57 Conselyea St., September 14-15, in collaboration for the Sustainable Mini Shop.

SENSE of SHELF is a Bushwick-based online retailer founded by longtime friends Madeline Ritaccio and Amy Kallman. The two entrepreneurs are devoted to the Bold Babes of…

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