Does the tag say anything/does it have tag? Would love to try and find other pieces from this brand! :)

Its adoreble you should check the tag were it is from😊❤

It’s so cutieeee 🥰 make a video trying to find the brings of your thriftssssss ❤❤❤

I love it soooooooo much😊❤😮

Where are those shoes fromm

Or using mixed fabrics, petroleum based fabrics… (BTW if Mia if you’re potentially reading this or anyone who doesn’t to know all the main problems with recycled [petroleum-based] fabrics) They STILL aren’t easily recyclable when turned into clothing compared to a larger item like a plastic bottle etc. as you can’t just take it to your municipal recycling bin They STILL aren’t recyclable if they are darker colours as they can’t be dyed or have the colour stripped (it’s the same with regular plastics) Lastly, they STILL still shed the same amount of microplastic fibres into the water supply when washed Recycled Petroleum Based Products are only to stop NEW resources from used. It is still better than virgin materials and petroleum but, especially ‘wardrobe basics’ should not need to contain petroleum products especially at the higher price points. So, anyone reading this should just know what Recycled Petroleum Products do and what they still fall short on. (BTW Mia if you’re reading this, take note just in case your amazing clothes don’t have those downsides before they’re released ❤️)

Why did she still purchase from this brand when it's neither ethical nor sustainable?

@@amara560 Pretty sure she’s done a temu review before…

​@@amara560because some people don't care about that lol also same name

@@Username0467 I thought that was a misguided one off, but I've been proven wrong.

You are so welcome!

Yes!❤

Why did she still purchase from this brand when it's neither ethical nor sustainable?

​@@amara560yolo

@@amara560so she can review it and prevent other people from buying it !!!

I think it’s giving Okada Yukiko and it’s gorgeous

My first thought was Kitty from that 70s show

Do we not think she is green washing herself by giving so much money to these dodgy companies? She could easily call out these companies without buying from them. She's essentially promoting them...

Thank you so much!! you are so sweet

Definitely agree.

100%. Mia's the best. ❤

I told my bf that she is one of the most talented KZfaqrs out there!

I agree. Mia, I'm definitely outside of your normal demographic (I'm 43) & have been watching you for years. Something just felt so at home watching your videos? I know that sounds weird, but it's just the feels You've always given. I get a proud auntie sorta vibe watching you grow up online overtime. You are everything that's wholesome about the Internet, if that make sense. I wish more people used it the way you do. You set a high bar & I appreciate it for sure

The comment I was looking for : )

So true! Will also add for anyone curious, there is not a sinlg eplus size model for any of the photos, so it's impossibel to tell what the clothes look like on a bigger body

I buy my clothes from a small business in the UK called Be You Lifestyle Boutique. Their clothes are great, Italian made and fit a range of sizes. They use their staff as models and they give the measurements of their clothing in the description. If you buy their shoes you have to subtract 2 from your North American shoe size. I have gotten some great deals on shoes and boots from them too

Omg I want to learn Japanese !! What are you using to learn it ?

Yes! And small things like saying "my nude"

AW thank youuuuu

Please pair it with the skirts you got Mia, I think it would look so cute!! Specially the plaid one!

@@MiaMaples♥️🐻 you are welcome! Thank you for bringing joy to our days with excellent content, positive vibes and just being an icon 🫡… (and I’m Scottish 😂)

Where is it from? I love it@@MiaMaples

​@@MiaMapleswhere's it from, I love it and love you ;)

Why did she still purchase from this brand when it's neither ethical nor sustainable?

​@@amara560 You ask the same question over and over again. Neither Mia nor her followers have claimed that they will never ever buy clothes that are not 100% ethical and sustainable, sometimes the budget does not allow it, other times you simply like something and want that item. These videos are a response to the request of the followers, who want to know more about these brands, maybe some will decide not to buy anymore from that brand, others may see the tried-on pieces and decide that it is still worth buying (I have fast-fashion clothes, like H&M, 15 years old and I still wear them, they look flawless if you know how to choose classic cuts, good materials and take care of them, not all these clothes are of bad quality). As she said at the beginning, sustainable means something different for everyone, some are extremely strict and don't buy anything that doesn't meet their 100 rules, others are more flexible, others are just starting to make a change in their life and they want to know more about the things that they should pay attention to when choosing a brand.

@@alinam5092 Like I've said in other comments, there is a different way you can go about it. And Mia has the choice to avoid this brand and spread that message to her followers.

Why did she still purchase from this brand when it's neither ethical nor sustainable?

@@amara560to educate people!

@@amara560 You're spamming every comment to make your point. Don't do that please.

Girl same. I just finished my degree and my thesis was on Corporate Social Responsibility in Fashion and the number of brands who blatantly ignore the basic environmentally sustainable procedures hurts my heart.

Hey if you've published it could you please post the link here? If not could you pls mention some reliable websites and research papers ? I wanna educate myself a bit more about sustainability :)

Aw you are amazing

@@MiaMaples 🥰🥰🥰🥰

You're absolutely correct, because I know next to nothing about sustainability except for what a company tells me about a product, so this is really interesting to me.

Why did she still purchase from this brand when it's neither ethical nor sustainable?

hi mia, in the blue set the top had 6 white buttons in the picture and when u got it out of the package it was 3 buttons only and when u put it on it showed 6 buttons.. @@MiaMaples

Ur a genius omg- itching solved while it stays cute

It would give off The Nanny vibes!

Absolutely. It's incredibly hard to find plus size clothing that isn't Torrid Or Lane Bryant.

Thank u

@@MiaMapleswhere are they from?? 🥺🥺

Of course!!

From the website it is pretty clear this company isn't, so I'm quite confused why she ended up ordering from this company.

@@amara560are you done trolling on every single comment? Use your brain! She is EDUCATING ppl!

@@Junes.dreams.uk_ You can educate by sharing the information and then buying similar garments from the thrift store or a sustainable brand. There was no need to give money to this vile company. Very interesting how you see asking a legitimate question as trolling 🤔

@@amara560 It's trolling when you're commenting the same thing on every comment on her video. You are a troll.

@@deleila_charlie2068 This comment is different from the others I have posted, and they were just a handful. Asking multiple people to engage with the same question so I get multiple answers does not constitute trolling. The official definition of trolling is: "Trolling is when someone post or comments online to deliberately upset others.". Which in no way applies to my comment. But the answers I've gotten to my question could be classified like that. "Use your brain!", basically calling me stupid. "You are a troll." False accusation. Both arguably more upsetting than any of my original comments.

Why did she still purchase from this brand when it's neither ethical nor sustainable?

​@@amara560bro can u shut tf up, stop spamming the same question obviously no body cares as much as you do just drop it😂😂

Why did she still purchase from this brand when it's neither ethical nor sustainable?

I would prefer if she actually led her viewers to buy sustainable clothes. Instead of just talking about for a couple of minutes and then buying hundreds of dollars worth of microplastics.

@@youshimimisucks to suck

SAME 🥳

SAME!! 😁🎉

​@@aiiuvia7934 why are you being a hater, girlie?

SAME🎉

SAMEEEE🎉🎉❤❤

That's so cool! I've learned something interesting today. 🤓 Looking into it, our word linen derives from the Latin name of a flax plant linum and is also related to other English words including "line" like a straight line (so maybe linen fibers were like early rulers lol). Since linen/flax fibers are stiffer and don't have as much stretch as some other textiles, it makes sense to me that a weave style that's straight up and down in both directions (warp and weft) would come to be labeled after that fiber.

My brain is like, no, you're wrong, but honestly, it makes sense.

lol right? and originally all linen was made of flax, not even cotton! I think anything labeled as french linen still is. We have linen samples in our text books and the flax one is so scratchy lol. @@Happytravellerkimmy

I was sure its only flax to this day

@Driadaaaa I bet at like high end ateliers they only consider flax to be linen, but I see a lot if silk linen at those places too! Not that I actually get to buy things at them but I like to check stuff like that out.

Aw thannk youuuuuu!

You can and should still rock it! At any age!

I have yet to see a Chinese clothing brand that’s even remotely sustainable. They target the western/European audience and have to lie about being sustainable and ethical because consumers expect it.

Why did she still purchase from this brand when it's neither ethical nor sustainable?

@@amara560 Why are you commenting this under nearly every other comment? Mia just wanted to test out the qualities and did some research/purchased from them because her viewers have been asking her to because they themselves were curious if it was a "safe" brand to purchase from, hence the review.

@@Raven_Nivhaar Because I'd love an answer. I'd love for Mia to answer the question, but I know it's a long shot. She could have just reviewed the ethics and sustainability and then instead find the same clothes from a thrift store or sustainable brand, as she has done before. I guess I'm just feeling sad, because I was hopeful Mia actually cared and was moving away from these hauls, but there is sufficient evidence now that she does not care sadly.

@@amara560 I can understand that, however you might have more luck commenting directly instead of replying to people who most likely don't have any more information on that front than you or I.