Corinea L. Austin Speaks on the Sustainable Fashion Panel at Overheated

We’re still buzzing from an incredible day at Overheated, an event that brought together activists, artists, and change-makers to confront the climate crisis and explore actionable solutions. Among the day’s standout moments was the Sustainable Fashion Panel, where Fiibers Fabric Founder Corinea L. Austin shared her insights on how we can all play a role in the sustainable fashion movement.

 

The Power of Fashion in the Climate Conversation

Corinea was invited to speak on the panel, which focused on how fashion can contribute to both environmental sustainability and social change. As a passionate advocate for conscious fashion, Corinea emphasized that the journey to a more sustainable fashion industry is not just about big brands making changes, but about communities coming together to take action.

One key point Corinea touched on was the importance of upcycling and repurposing garments. Through the care of fabric you can exapnd the lifespand of your clothing. She encouraged attendees to see fashion not as something disposable but as an opportunity to reimagine, repair, and reinvent. In her words, "Sustinable Fashion starts with small steps."

Watch the Replay

If you missed Corinea’s inspiring panel discussion, you can still catch the replay and hear her full insights on how we can all contribute to the sustainable fashion conversation. Watch the live replay here!

We’re so proud of Corinea for sharing her vision at Overheated and for continuing to lead by example. At Fiibers Fabric, we believe that small actions can create massive change—and we’re committed to making that change happen, one stitch at a time.

Stay tuned for more updates from Fiibers Fabric and learn how you can join the sustainable fashion movement!

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