The Good Karma Journal
What to Look For in Your Clothing: Fiber Content, Construction, and Shape
The qualities that determine how a garment holds up over time are often invisible at the point of purchase. Here is what to actually look for in fiber content, construction,...
VIEW MOREHow Often You Actually Need to Wash Your Clothes
Washing clothes too often can shorten their life. Understanding when natural fabrics actually need a wash — and when airing out is enough — is one of the simplest ways...
VIEW MOREWhat All Those Wash Cycles Actually Mean (And Which to Use for Natural Fabrics)
Washing machine cycles affect more than just cleanliness — they affect how long your clothes last. Here's what agitation, spin, and temperature actually do to natural fabrics like cotton and...
VIEW MOREWhat Are Microplastics, and Why Clothing Plays a Role
You may have heard the news. Microplastics are showing up just about everywhere now. In the ocean, in drinking water, even in the air we breathe! They're tiny plastic fragments,...
VIEW MOREEarth Day: How to Care for the Clothes You Love
Good news first: the most sustainable clothes in the world are the ones already hanging in the closet. Earth Day tends to come with a lot of "buy this, not...
VIEW MOREWhy Your Clothes Don’t Feel the Same After a Few Washes
Clothing begins to change from the first wash. Even when a garment still looks intact, its texture, softness, and structure start to shift in subtle but consistent ways. This process...
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