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Clean Living with Baserange

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I first discovered Baserange when I was shopping online at Net-A-Porter. This beautiful label started out with only underwear and have since expanded their collection to include leisure wear as well. What really appeals to me about Baserange is not only the comfort factor, the majority of fabrics used are sustainable and ethically produced. 

 Baserage has upped the anti when it comes to  reducing their carbon footprint. One of the ways they do this is by keeping the manufacturing process local. For example, Baserange manufactures all of their underwear, T-shirts and sweaters in smaller towns around Porto in Portugal. By doing this the time,cost and travel involved during the manufacturing process is heavily reduced. 

 Some of you may be familiar with the term 'clean eating', which is all about reducing the amount of artifical colours and flavours and eating foods that are in their most natural state. Baserange is also trying to be as 'clean' as possible in the way they manufacture their clothing. This ethical label prides themselves on being mindful of just how much water and chemicals are actually used in the manufacturing process. 

 When purchasing a garment from Baserange be rest assured that you are helping to win the fight against carbon emissions and impact these are having on this, our precious environment. 

 Enjoy the rest of the week and your weekend too! 

 Yours in style,

 Suzi x







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