#BuybackFriday In 27 Countries
Create a more sustainable everyday life at home and help give your used IKEA items another life.
Create a more sustainable everyday life at home and help give your used IKEA items another life.
Denim is made to live a long life. With each crease, tear and patch, a story emerges.
“I’m practising the Buddha’s teachings, which also align with solving the global environmental crisis,”
“I don’t believe there is global plastics pollution problems – but there is global plastic ignorance problem.
For more than a hundred years, wood left-over from Japanese home construction has been upcycled to make disposable chopsticks
“Our fabrics are so precious, they need to be used. We have never thrown anything away. We have all here in our Studio in Copenhagen, every last scrap.”
An aspiring clothing brand, an experiential learning outlet thinking outside the box, founded in 2012 by Tommy Bogo in Auckland.
A company with a vision of life with less stuff – of life filled with living – not junk. You just have to buy the product once, swap out, and got a new one.
“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.
A creative solution to end our million tonnes electronic wastes that contain many of the world’s precious metals is here, by reusing them to produce new challenging product
An industrial company using sustainable development with zero-waste industrialized production
Wastes as material base for new products.
“Insects have always been symbolic for me,”
Unique material source in the sustainable production of hosiery.