70 Years of the Art of Printmaking – Helsinski, Finland
“We want to taste the authentic flavor of life, thus finding joy and intensity for each day,” – Marimekko.
“We want to taste the authentic flavor of life, thus finding joy and intensity for each day,” – Marimekko.
A company built with three pilars: DESIGN, ETHICS AND LONGEVITY.
No one deserves the horrible fate of freezing to death because the homeless can’t afford decent protective clothing.
Sustainability in fashion is often used only as a statement without practicing the proper design and production processes and also no attention to ethical problems in the industry.
“We are a clothing-tech company making custom fitted garments using innovative processes to eliminate waste in clothing production,” –
“We believe in the exceptional qualities of a rare fiber, in the skill of our dedicated artisans, and the creation of superior products. We honor each of these guiding principles equally and without compromise,” – a mission of Norlha, a Tibetan sustainable luxury fashion brand.
“We are dedicated to addressing fashion’s barriers to entry by supporting new generations of Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic talents”
“The goal was to help the 10 participants become aware that sewing is an art form and a craft in itself,
Built upon philosophy of slow, considered living and commitment to sustainability
It’s almost Christmas.
The fashion industry’s current efforts toward sustainability are not moving fast enough to counteract its rapid growth.
Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that may cause illness in humans as well as in animals and masks help stop the COVID-19 virus from spreading.
“Home can be worn like a garment and a garment can be a home.”
“The true acceptance of diversity. Tolerance and kindness. This is the world I want to tell through my work as a designer,”
Their priority is to keep supporting the Bulgarian women who work on the clothes
A collaboration between American streetwear brand and the Japanese avant-garde designer
Our shared capsule collection is a youthful, genderless exploration of a collective linked by utilitarian styles and activist values giving rise to individuality, diversity and positivity.
“It’s all about excess, that’s the problem. The fashion industry is excessive. We wear things three times on average before we chuck them away. Why? Who are we?
We believe science should learn from nature – that a product is timeless when it’s renewable, and that a single fiber can make a world of difference.
“This is the end of the end.” A fiber technology company based in Seattle, converts garment wastes to new, high-quality fiber for the creation of new clothing, in partnership with brands and retailer.