PAQ is a show about streetwear, fashion, menswear and clothes.
This week, the boys will hunt down the best sustainable fits around.

We’re back! For this episode, the PAQ boys need to find the most iconic sustainable fits in only 24 hours. Elias meets Mats Rombaut of Rombaut Shoes to discuss vegan footwear and sustainability. Dex and Scott go foraging for plants to dye clothes with. Shaq meets Kaan Amjad, the owner of a streetwear brand that’s pushing sustainable fabrics and Danny goes to the Stella McCartney flagship store and gets a full run-down of the brands history with sustainable fashion.

Massive thank you to this week’s awesome judge Saeed Al-Rubeyi for coming through and being a part of the episode. See you all next week.

At a time where the focus on developing a sustainable fashion industry is stronger than ever, the question remains, how do we move forward within an industry that feeds a culture of wasteful overconsumption? Vegan fashion may be one of the solutions we have been looking for – but will it continue to catch on?

In this panel discussion, Rachel Kan of Circular Retail is joined by three sustainable fashion advocates who will discuss the future of vegan and sustainable fashion.

Vegan food in Japan can be harder to find than you'd think.

"Honestly finishing these workouts while changing my diet is very concerning." Quinton loves to work out and has always thought that he needed to eat a lot of animal-based protein to see results. After seeing the documentary "The Game Changers," he decided to see what happens if he switches to eating exclusively plant-based foods and proteins.

Here is some of a conversation I shared with a beef farmer at the Animal Rights Activism Sydney cube of truth.

Obviously, when outreaching at these events the goal is to create a new vegan. However, when it came to this conversation with a farmer himself, I was pretty pleased with the fact that he reasoned with me, agreed with most of my points, had a rational and respectful conversation with me and even agreed to go vegetarian by the end of it.

Hey lovely people! I am so excited to share with you this little Edinburgh Vlog! I decided to go on a solo trip to Edinburgh and wanted to take you all along with me and show you what I eat in a week when I'm away, and all the delicious vegan and plant based foods I get to eat! Plus showing you the absolutely GORGEOUS streets of Edinburgh... Enjoy!

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Hi, I'm Sophie. I've been Vegan & followed a healthy plant-based diet for over 6 years...and I've learned a lot along the way! I am qualified as a Nutrition & Diet Coach with the Association for Nutrition (AfN UK). I make videos to help inspire you to take action to better your health, in order to live an abundantly healthy & vibrant life! 🌻

In the era of combatting rapid climate change, meat & dairy are getting the worst press: in particular, we've been seeing beef getting slashed everywhere for its methane emissions - cow burps and farts. So we are increasingly being told that switching to a vegan/plant-based diet is the solution to climate change. But is it really the case? Because popular vegan foods like avocados, soy and almonds do cause massive environmental destruction. So how could eating regional plant-based foods be potentially less environmentally damaging than eating local and organic meat & dairy? In this video, I will be explaining and debunking various claims made around veganism and plant based diets using life-cycle assessment.

I am a vegan/animal rights and environmental/climate activist, and I share various educational content on veganism and plant-based living - the ethics, environment, climate change, and nonhuman & human rights issues, as well as easy vegan/plant-based recipes.