KCA by Fashioning Change

Fashioning Change supports customers to stay style savvy through recommending eco friendly and ethical fashion brands that protect the environment and human rights. All you have to do is identify some of the conventional brands you like and Fashioning Change gives you greener and more ethical alternatives. Now they have joined the fashion forces with their own ethical clothing range, KCA. The collection includes essential and timeless pieces and everything in the range is manufactured in Los Angeles and made from organic cotton and hemp. In the spirit of transparency, each piece also comes with a QR Code Tag and a link, which provides supply-chain information. Even though they don’t stock here in Australia, they thankfully do ship internationally so you can shop up a storm on the Fashioning Change website.

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