For MadeWithCare’s 4th issue, “Scraps!”, Jack Teehan talks about destroying Birkin bags and mending garments.

“The refusal to be pulled apart is symbolized in the shared tie. Just as the tie wraps around and through itself to create a knot that resists being undone, a shared garment ties us to each other, entangling us until bonds become hard to undo.”

Sharing clothes is a quintessential girlhood experience, but it can also be a defiant act. For MadeWithCare’s 3rd issue, Becca Solomon explains just how radical sharing clothes can be.

In the opening piece for MadeWithCare’s 3rd issue, “Sisterhood”, Aria Kothari finds similarities between the sharing practices of her mother and herself during their college years.

In the editor’s note for MadeWithCare’s second issue, “Apocalypse,” Aria Kothari discusses how the apocalypse at the turn of the century was avoided.

Aria Kothari interviews four NYU freshman across schools about their stance on fast fashion and the environment.