Whole Foods has managed to make a name for themselves within the health food industry, but in the process labelled everything they could as “organic”. When faced with options like organic Kraft Dinner or Doritos, what does organic even mean anymore?
Blundstones have somehow managed to stay popular, even after 150+ years of being in the shoe industry. Will they last another 150 considering they’re really just… brown boots?
IKEA has made a name for themselves as the furniture world’s “fast fashion” and, in the process, they’ve sold A LOT of cheap tables... Is there a LACK table in your life?
Watch as we evaluate why barefoot shoes are so popular and if they’re worth purchasing. Even if they’re as healthy and sustainable as they claim to be… PLEASE don’t buy the ones with the little toes, okay?
How did SHEIN manage to dominate the online clothing market? When did t-shirts start costing $3? But most importantly, what’s faster than fast fashion?
Apple has a new trade-in program to recycle your old iPhones which seems great but… is this actually all just an elaborate money-making scheme?
Coffee pods are part of a whole class of consumer products that have found a way to always keep you buying more. What do you think: coffee pods - convenient or cash-grabbers?
H&M is competing in the fierce fast fashion world with companies like Zara, SHEIN and many others. Their latest effort to stand out is the Mini Mill. It might just be the cutest solution to textile recycling we've seen yet, but… is all just marketing?