As you may know, I strongly favour affordable, accessible fashion and if it's an Australian company with a reasonable ethical grading, then I am all the way down. According to the 2017 Australian Fashion Report, Cotton On Group gets an excellent A- score and has been credited for investing in paying its workers fair wages and signing the Accord for Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh.

Another cool thing is that the Cotton On Group is also investing in a new, sustainable cotton initiative in Kenya. This allows them to trace their supply and use cotton they know has been sustainably sourced. By supporting the farmers in set-up and operations and providing training and education on environmentally-friendly farming techniques, the Cotton On Group is working towards eventually integrating sustainable cotton across each of its six apparel brands by 2020, meaning good things for the farmers and good feels for the end consumer.

I'm pleased to be an affiliate partner of Cotton On for these very reasons, as well as the fact that Cotton On includes Rubi, Cotton On Body, Cotton On Kids and Typo, giving me excellent scope for bringing you news of bargains across the shopping spectrum.

Another thing I enjoy about Cotton On is their generous sales and discount offers which can be applied across the site. YASSSSS. Currently there's up to 70% off in their sale section!

Here are some of my favourite picks for the coming season, presented in this nifty gallery:



Are you down with Cotton On? See anything you like? I have a couple of jumpers in my online wishlist, waiting eagerly for the next sale to drop.

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