Host Amanda Lee McCarty (she/they) decodes and demystifies the fashion and retail industries, and takes on topics like consumerism, workers rights, personal style, and why fashion is a case study in capitalism gone awry. Your money is as powerful as your vote! "If you wear clothes, you need to listen to Clotheshorse." --Elise "If you are human and live in the world, you need to listen to Clothesho... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 212 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Fashion & BeautyArtsSociety & Culture |
If you dare to dive into the comments section on just about any post about fast fashion or fast everything, you are guaranteed to see more than one person saying "there's no ethical consumption under capitalism." This episode is part one in a recurri... more
How do we get people to join our community and work for change alongside us? By talking about slow fashion, fast fashion, and overconsumption! But starting these conversations can be intimidating. And frustrating to continue! Have YOU ever tried to c... more
There is no question that travel impacts both our planet and its people. Yet it's also an amazing opportunity to explore both ourselves and world, while deepening our understanding for the other humans sharing this planet. Can we travel more responsi... more
Amanda is joined by Maxine Bédat, author of Unraveled: The Life and Death of a Garment and the founder/director of sustainable fashion think tank New Standard Institute. In 2021, Maxine led the introduction of the New York Fashion Sustainability and ... more
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I worked in fast fashion retail for 12 years and saw a lot of horrible things. I have since left and started knitting/sewing my own clothes as well as trying to buy secondhand to the best of my ability. Amanda’s podcast reinforces why I do it and has opened my eyes to so much more than I could even imagine within the fast fashion industry. Amanda, I do hope you continue the podcast, you are doing so much good in the world with it!
Amanda, you are amazing. You are a truth teller and speak with an authority that I haven’t found in any similar podcast. more
Amanda is great are breaking down and explaining why the fast fashion industry can sell such low priced, low quality clothes and still make a profit. She covers so many angles about how consumerism, marketing ploys, influencers, over-consumption, legal requirements, false beliefs about charitable donations, social media : how it all works together to spin this web of illusion (well, delusion) that keeps people comfortably buying overpriced plastic fibre garments. She is professional, honest, con... more
I listen intently to everything you have to say, it means so much. But you’re most recent podcast. Hit hard in a good way. The quote you made” nothing changes without people” and how we need to bring more people in to this community is so important. The one thing I really see on social media is the lack of connection. The way brands want to achieve fame, but not invite people in,that really want to help make that change. We should all be following each other, talking., connecting, even outside o... more
Please stay in the fight! I know it’s discouraging and fighting fast fashion is an enormous challenge. But you have reached me!! You have had an amazing and important impact on my life and shopping habits. Because of my size limitations and personal style preferences I can’t really shop at many small companies but I am being as selective as I can with my garment and shoe purchases with the ultimate decision to buy based on the greatest longevity of the product. Oh…and because of your show I know... more
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