Yes and the pink drink!!Wait Starbucks does an Acai refresher....in the UK? Man I need one
It's the humanitarian issues that bother me. And although Jess is selling these clothes (she's probably very ignorant, which is her own fault) it's the actual brands who endorse the poor treatment of the Chinese workers who are to blame.
I took it that the bowl was her share of what was left so a sixth? So she pretty much took it all with her?
But you could literally say this about any piece of clothing that anyone buys in any retail store. Ethical clothing is pretty non - existant on the high street, especially for plus size clothing. If she had a collection with any fashion retailer they would all be selling unethically sourced clothing. If you feel strongly about it I would just try and buy second hand or do your own research of where you can purchase clothes with a better standard.
That bowl was just for her
There were more than 5 things in the box she showed in stories! So she didn't take all if them round to her grandma's!!
I'm not sure what size you are but there are some small brands making hand made clothing which I have used - both based in Glasgow. I'm size 18-20 for reference. They are Love and Squalor and the other one is LAW Clothing and both are on Instagram. They go up to size 22/24 at least. The styling may not be to everyone's taste - it's clean lines mostly and very little patterned items. And no high fashion, but personally I like to buy something I will wear for years, not weeks. The garments I have bought from them are excellent quality, made from natural fabrics like linen and cotton. You can't really get any more ethical apart from buying second hand, which is always tricky for plus sizes. More mainstream ethical brands are Thought Clothing (up to size 20) and Baujken (up to size 18 but some items are quite oversized). You do of course pay a premium, but I'd take one hand made linen dress over two polyester sweatshop manufactured monstrosities from ITS any day.
I’ve seen others on this thread also say she blocked them, seems she’d rather block than actually make the effort to respondIt's the humanitarian issues that bother me. And although Jess is selling these clothes (she's probably very ignorant, which is her own fault) it's the actual brands who endorse the poor treatment of the Chinese workers who are to blame.
It's a shame she's blocked me as I have so much to say to her
Sorry, I didn't see your post, when o posted about her top.Had a zoom with an unironed top on that had makeup round the neckline ..... maybe it was with a houshold cleaning company
Having worked in a bank she surely has some idea that it will difficult to get a mortgage based on one full time wage? She will need to be properly registered as self employed to use her income now, and doesn’t it take a couple of years to actually have accounts to show when you first start out, due to when they are filed with HMRC? Seems even more crazy to have quit when they wanted to move!As soon as you see a suggestion box we all know what that means…FREEBIES!!!
And now she wants to move house! On one full time wage!
As soon as you see a suggestion box we all know what that means…FREEBIES!!!
And now she wants to move house! On one full time wage!
This chat happens on every thread every time an “influencer” buys a house. Obviously it’s classed as a real job (despite a lot here don’t think so) and people do get mortgages so she will too. She worked in a bank so I’m pretty sure she knows what she would need to do.
They couldn’t get a better house where we live on gifted tat boxes and 1 colab from in the style
My point was more that as it’s a recent change she may not have the relevant back up to prove her income for a good while and she said they wanted to move in the next couple of years, so it may be difficult to do if they have to go on one income.
