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Opt for plastic-free options
As sustainability takes centre stage as a growing concern, it becomes increasingly accessible to opt for plastic-free alternatives. Choosing options such as reusable shopping bags, refillable shampoo bottles, or even embracing innovative products like chewable toothpaste. While these changes might feel small at the moment, their collective impact on reducing waste in landfills is imperative for a cleaner future.
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Less ubers, more public transportation
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Donate your Clothes
Instead of tossing your clothes into the trash at the end of their lifecycle, consider passing them on to a friend or using our Wear Well bag. Simply drop your old clothes into the bag, and we'll take care of recycling them for you. As a bonus, you'll enjoy £30 off in-store on Neem products when you spend over £100. It's a win-win for your wardrobe and the planet!
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Support Local Businesses
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Avoid Fast Fashion
In 2024, the spotlight is on slow fashion while fast fashion takes a backseat. At Neem, we take our supply chain seriously, meticulously considering every aspect to ensure our contribution to a greener future. When you choose us, you're not just buying a product – you're saving 69 days of drinking water, 438 hours of energy, preventing 6.9 km of driving emissions, and diverting one shirt from ending up in a landfill. Making a conscious decision to favour slow fashion in the coming year is a great way to reduce your impact.
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Recycle your Waste
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UK Getaways
Escaping the chaos, be it from the bustling city or serene countryside, is a universal desire. While some may crave the extreme, opting for a trip to Asia or Africa, it's crucial to acknowledge the carbon emissions associated with long-distance flights. Even an economy return flight from London to Paris contributes an extra 100+kg of CO2 per person. Fortunately, when the need for a break calls and the desire is to unwind at the beach or explore the mountains, the UK offers a plethora of sustainable getaways. These options not only reduce your carbon footprint but also showcase the beauty that's just as captivating closer to home.
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Buy Organic Food
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Say No to Dry Cleaners
When your clothes encounter a stubborn stain or start showing signs of wear, the usual instinct might be to head to the dry cleaner. However, it's essential to acknowledge that dry cleaning involves chemicals that can take a toll on both the environment and human health. So, despite the convenience, consider giving your clothes a bit of extra TLC at home to tackle stains or odours, opting out of unnecessary dry cleaning whenever possible.
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Rent your new Clothes
For the upcoming galas and brunches in 2024, think twice before splurging on a new suit that might only see the light of day once. Opt for renting your clothes from platforms like Net-a-Porter or Rent the Runway. Not only does this save you some cash, but it also contributes to a circular fashion economy.
As the new year chimes in, consider making a personal commitment to contribute to a sustainable future. Every small effort counts. Opting for eco-friendly choices, supporting local businesses, embracing slow fashion, and incorporating impactful changes such as recycling all play a role in a more sustainable lifestyle. By consciously making these choices, we not only care for our well-being but also express a deep commitment to the environment.