ruth vintage

14/07/2015

mahabis designed in london, made in portugal, lined with sheeps wool, detachable/changeable souls, features neoprene back. yeah.

01/07/2015

Darja Popolitova Jewellery. Estonian design.

24/06/2015

Fringebyfelic Eaaaaarings

12/06/2015

Vintage sparkly turtleneck for sale at SO:ME SPACE

10/06/2015

final week at SO:ME SPACE sad sad. Get something good asap. In store; Vintage and second hand Wrangler, Dries van Noten, Levi's, Armani, Versace, Issey Miyake and Laura Ashley (!!)

24/05/2015

you'll find me for three weeks at south Melbourne's so:me space as of this coming wednesday

29/04/2015

selling

19/12/2014

**update** Bally confirmed these wonder heels are circa 1990s.

18/12/2014

I think these are 90s Bally. Written to the company and waiting to find out !

11/11/2014

Something worthwhile to think about ! When we pay $5 for a brand new piece of clothing, there has gotta be someone or something along the line getting exploited.

Earlier this month American discount retailer, Forever 21, opened their first Australian store, in Brisbane, and signed leases on two Sydney locations–one in Sydney’s North Ryde Macquarie Centre and one in the iconic Pitt Street Mall.

24/10/2014

SELLING tons of UNIQUE second hand and vintage pieces sourced from Budapest at Camberwell Sunday Market tomorrow SUNDAY 26th. Arrive early for the $5 and $10 items. Plenty of DENIM pieces and winter things in between stacks and stacks of summery stock !!

20/10/2014

RIGHT ON : )

"We do not need to purchase so many new clothes. Let us mend or exchange the clothes we have, buy second-hand, or make our own. In a degrowth society, the fashion and marketing industries would quickly wither away. A new aesthetic of sufficiency would develop, where we creatively re-use and refashion the vast existing stock of clothing and materials, and explore less impactful ways of producing new clothes." - Samuel Alexander, Melbourne Sustainable Society Institute.

What does genuine economic progress look like? The orthodox answer is that a bigger economy is always better, but this idea is increasingly strained by the knowledge that, on a finite planet, the economy…