Everyone wants to live more sustainably but it can be hard to know where to start. Today's guest on Dirty Linen's Summer Series has some ideas. Designer Sarah King works across many different fields and for a diverse range of clients but she always starts with Client #1 - the Earth - in mind. We talk about Marine Debris Bakelite, the food-safe ocean plastic tableware that Sarah designed...and that Curtis Stone fell in love with. We talk about the Little Smart Black Dress that requires purchaser to enter a pact with manufacturer upon purchase. And we talk about starting where you are: sustainability isn't something over there, it's in front of each of us every day.
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