Neon Collective aims to revolutionise ethical fashion
Vegetarian and vegan women like to dress as glamorously as anyone else, but their strong 
principles of not buying leather are rarely understood by the fashion industry, until now!
Neon Collective is a new Brighton based website advocating a fresh concept in fashion retailing, a collection of like-minded designers and manufacturers who share one core belief: looking good needn’t cost a life.
Neon Collective brings the latest shoes and handbags from the world’s leading vegan and ethical designers into one stunning collection. For the first time, women everywhere can browse and purchase the latest trends in one place - safe in the knowledge no animal-derived products, or sweatshops have been used in their production. 
Founder of Neon Collective is Brighton resident Clare Childs, 33, a former television editor of BBC2 fashion show ‘Mary Queen of Shops.’ Childs has been vegetarian all her life and is on a personal mission to make retailing more accountable:
“As a vegetarian I feel I’ve been neglected by mainstream fashion. There’s no reason why women should have to sacrifice style and glamour in order to shop ethically, so Neon Collective finally
provides a choice of luxurious accessories that are ethically sound.”
All the designer vegan boots, shoes, purses and handbags at Neon Collective are 100% leather-free, but Childs believes that doesn’t mean they are only suitable for vegans:
“Any fashionista would find our range tempting, and our new gift vouchers will allow vegans and veggies to show sceptics that ethical fashion can be just as cutting-edge. So if you know a fashion-focused female, a voucher for Neon Collective is the perfect gift.”
You can find discounts for many items and events at voucher codes.
Ranges include designs from renowned vegan brands Matt & Nat, Charmoné, English Retreads and OlsenHaus. Spring will see the introduction of Brighton’s own vegan designers Beyond Skin.
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