Ep 26: Christina Dean and Ruby Webster

Ep 26: Christina Dean and Ruby Webster

Fashion's Future: Circularity, Craft & the Human Touch What does it take to create a truly circular fashion industry without losing sight of the people behind it? In this episode of Honest, Not Perfect, Christina Dean, Founder of The R Collective, discusses the realities of driving circularity, leading change and maintaining resilience in the face of fashion's sustainability challenges. Alongside her, handweaver and textile artist Ruby Smith shares the importance of preserving traditional textile crafts, the role of upcycling, and why passing these skills from one generation to the next matters now more than eve

Honest, not Perfect Ep 25: Lindsay McKerchar, Miranda Beckett, Rosie Cripps

Everyone agrees circularity is the future of fashion. The harder question is whether the industry is making enough progress to get there. In this episode of the Honest, Not Perfect podcast, Lindsay McKerchar, Miranda Beckett and Rosie Cripps unpack what's happening beyond the buzzwords. A candid conversation on the realities of building a more circular fashion industry.

Honest, not Perfect Ep 24: Jasmin Malik Chua, Safia Minney MBE, Matthias Knappe

Recorded live at Source Fashion, we sit down with three leading voices from across the fashion industry: Safia Minney, Jasmin Malik Chua and Matthias Knappe. Together, these conversations explore the challenges and opportunities shaping fashion today, from sustainability and ethical sourcing to transparency, global trade and the future of responsible business.

Honest, not Perfect Ep 23: Joseph Mountain, Sustainability Manager, N Brown

Policy, Pressure & the Future of Fashion Retail  This week, we’re live onsite with Joe Mountain to unpack the growing pressure facing fashion brands as sustainability moves from ambition to accountability. From evolving legislation and green claims scrutiny to the realities of implementing sustainability inside a major retail business, Joe shares what’s actually changing behind the scenes, and why the future of fashion will require far more than good intentions

Ep 22: Onsite Special - James Sleater, CEO, Buffalo Systems

In this onsite episode, James Sleater of Buffalo Systems joins Suzanne Ellingham to explore how circularity, durability and repair can and should be a commercial reality for fashion. From designing products that last, to using storytelling as a true point of differentiation, this conversation unpacks what it takes to build credibility and what makes a brand like Buffalo stand the test of time