Healing the Earth with Sustainable Fashion, featuring Susanne Ducker, Founder Foxlilie Studio

In today's episode, Elizabeth and Susanne dive into the world of slow fashion versus fast fashion, exploring the profound impact our clothing choices have on both the environment and our well-being.  They discuss how fast fashion contributes to pollution, waste, and unethical labor practices, while slow fashion prioritizes sustainability, craftsmanship, and ethical production.  Learn why choosing local, handmade apparel made with natural fibers is not only better for the planet, but also for your health. 

Tune in for an eye-opening conversation on making more conscious, sustainable fashion choices! 

Susanne, the founder of Foxlilie and sustainable fashion for women and kids, designed with an earth-friendly purpose—to keep clothing in our closets and out of landfills. She was ahead of the environmental curve—or so she thought. She was an avid recycler, carefully sorting glass bottles while out shopping at the mall. This was back when recycling wasn’t common, and most public places, including malls, didn’t even have recycling bins. But she was determined to do her part. Yet for all her efforts, she never stopped to think about what was inside her shopping bags. She had no idea that the very clothes she was buying were contributing to one of the biggest environmental crises of our time. Fast fashion was—and still is—filling our landfills at an unfathomable rate. In the U.S. alone, 11.3 million tons of textile waste end up in landfills each year—that’s about 81.5 pounds per person.

Foxlilie was born out of a simple need: stylishly sustainable clothing for everyday

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