November 9, 2024. The first H4H menswear clothing swap is in the books. Even better, it was a Movember menswear clothing swap so along with sharing information and resources from Remake.World, we got to share information on important men's health challenges including prostate and testicular cancer, mental health, and suicide. HUGE THANKS to Anchorehead Coffee in Seattle for hosting the event and to all those that helped to promote the event including JeLisa Marshall with The Stylist Way and Zakiya Nicole with The Chaya Movement. We look forward to doing more in the future in Seattle and in Tacoma.
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Haberdash for Humanity: A Gentleman's Guide to Sustainable Living - from Audi to Zegna
The latest at H4H: Menswear Swap - November 9, 2024 in Seattle | H4H Habitude 010 | Leading Ladies | Appearances
Kindred Motorworks
We've fallen hard for these EV retrofitted Ford Broncos by Kindred Motorworks. Great style, quality, and workmanship. Kindred shows some hefty love for a variety of vintage rides, but their EV Bronco conversions have become their calling card. They are great examples of what has become known as restomods that restore and modernize vintage vehicles.
SeanBlog | Event | Co-creating a Circular Fashion System: Solutions & Actions
SeanNotes - I'm super excited to be part of a panel discussing circular fashion that is part of 2024 PNW Climate Week. To kick off PNW Climate Week we'll be having a discussion with sustainable fashion experts from diverse backgrounds, including design, repair, activism, and academia.
Details:
- Date | Sunday, July 7, 2024
- Time | 2:00pm - 4:00pm
- Location | Anchorhead Coffee & Bakery, Capitol Hill Location
- Registration | Free but space is limited, register at: https://lu.ma/bjoup74y
More Information from the Invitation:
Are you aware of the (many) problems with fashion but want real, tangible solutions? Then join us for a hopeful and action-oriented discussion on co-creating a circular fashion system!
The Topics:
- Current and future solutions for individuals and businesses
- How you can affect positive personal and systemic change
The Panelists:
- Janelle Abbott, Zero-waste Designer:
https://janellerabbott.com - Calley Dawson, Founder of The FXRY:
https://www.thefxry.com - JeLisa Marshall, Re/make Community Organizer:
https://remake.world - Sean Schmidt, Founder at Future-ish:
https://www.future-ish.com/ - Moderated by Timothy Parent, Founder at Reforme U:
https://www.reforme.style/
This 2 hour event will feature time to connect with fellow attendees, a panel discussion, a Q&A session, and a chance to check out some pre-loved clothes from the Clothing Swap organized by panelist JeLisa Marshall (same day, same place from 11am - 1pm!).
The Schedule:
- 2:00-2:30 - Networking & Clothing Swap
- 2:30-3:15 - Panel Discussion
- 3:15-3:30 - Q&A
- 3:30-4:00 - Networking & Clothing Swap
**Capacity is limited so please register ASAP to guarantee your spot!
Amager Bakke | Copenhagen's Eye-catching Waste-to-Energy Innovation
Copenhagen's Amager Bakke is easy on the eyes and easy on the planet. The "Amager Hill" (also referred to as Amager Slope and Copenhill) is part heat/power waste-to-energy plant and part sports facility. Designed by architect Bjarke Ingels, the facility opened in 2017 and burns through 70 tons of trash each hour which produces hot water and energy for 120,000 homes in the city. Oh, and Ingels included a footpath and ski slope on the building's roof. Multitasking at it's best.
Indianapolis Colts 'Kicking the Stigma' Campaign
Great new campaign by the Indianapolis Colts to raise awareness about mental health, Kicking the Stigma. The effort to reduce stigma around sharing mental health challenges gained national attention after several television ads began appearing in early 2021. The platform that athletes and sports teams have to shine the light on such issues continues to grow and it is impressive that mental health is one subject matter that the Colts has chosen to highlight.
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