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New Season Gorgeous Fashion Plus New East Dulwich/Peckham Prints


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Woopie, it?s Spring and we have lots of gorgeous new season eco and fair fashion, accessories and gifts in.


Choose from eco bright and graphic Skunkfunk, easy plain organics and fairtrade from Nomads and Braintree and pretty, fine, fairtrade jewellery or bright wood and resin accessories arrivals. Plus we have great new vegan loafers and sandals arrivals.


Additionally we have new prints arriving that celebrate your favourite areas of Dulwich, East Dulwich, Peckham and the surrounds. Many designs are exclusive to us locally and make great gifts, house moving, leaving presents.


We're open from 10am every day.


Fashion-Conscience Boutique

28 Grove Vale, SE22 8EF

50 yards from ED Station


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