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.
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Dagmar Winning DNA – Stockholm, Sweden
A company built with three pilars: DESIGN, ETHICS AND LONGEVITY.
The Light Cream Sofas, Worry Not! – London, United Kingdom
An artistic light cream sofa that is super easy to be cleaned. Never be afraid again to choose sofas with light colors. Dara Huang, an architect and founder of Design Liberty Haus based in London and Hong Kong – has debuted a furniture line, working together with The Ochre House. According to her website, the concept of the furniture collection focuses on combining sculptural beauty with function and practicality. Each unique piece is engineered from the highest quality materials to last the test of time – with a sustainable and craftmanship approach textiles. One of the collaboration made was with Perennials Sutherland LLC, the leader in the high-performance residential textiles industry from Dallas, producing sofas with light earth cream colored textile. But worry not if a stain can ruin the day because “Even a sharpie markers disappears,” said Dara Huang in her Instagram page. To be more clear, watch the YouTube Channel of PerennialsFabrics below:… Perennials has selection of more than 900 fabrics, hand-woven rugs, pillows, and trims start with solution-dyed acrylic, making them fade …
ONE X ONE 2020 Projects
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.
Custom-Made Sweater & T-Shirt – Copenhagen, Denmark
“We are a clothing-tech company making custom fitted garments using innovative processes to eliminate waste in clothing production,” –
The Sustainable Yak Khullu Wool Atelier – Ritoma, Tibet
“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.
Indigo, A String Of Faith – Naju, South Korea
Naju is a city in South Jeolla Province, South Korea – where the past culture integrates with the modern life.
Prince Charles On Sustainability Fashion – London, United Kingdom
“The goal was to help the 10 participants become aware that sewing is an art form and a craft in itself,
Antakarana Threads & Community – London, United Kingdom
Built upon philosophy of slow, considered living and commitment to sustainability
#GucciGift 2020 In Office – Florence, Italy
It’s almost Christmas.
Alchemy Algaemy – Kreuzberg, Germany
The work we do, experimental research, we might call it design research, we like to call it alchemy and the project called “Algaemy” one.
Indestructible Vest – London, United Kingdom
A puffer vest is the one of the best autumn outerwear. A strongest and indestructible puffer vest has now been produced
Myco-Technology – Bandung, Indonesia
We believe in co-creating with nature. That is why we fabricate our materials with technology that comes from the nature
Mylo Vegan Leather – Emeryville, United States
We believe that solutions to our most vexing problems can be found in nature
A Living & Photosynthesizing Textile – Vancouver, Canada
By simply being present in the environment, we can reduce the harm we do to our planet.
Weaving The Yarns For Resort 2021 – Chelsea, United States
The collections often read as minimalist in form, the designer considers them maximalist when it comes to quality and craft.
Stella McCartney Shared – London, United Kingdom
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.
The Ainu & The Attush – Hokkaido, Japan
“Thank you for your clothes,”
Eco-Efficient Performance Fibre – Wilmington, United States
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.
Beauty of Craftmanship & Upcycling – Copenhagen, Denmark
“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.”
Kahoku Slippers Are Booming – Kahoku, Japan
Slippers, the humble footwear, has its peak in demands during the 2020 pandemic.
Eco Elegant Active Wear – Paris, France
Elegant, high-performance, and eco-responsible clothing for men. A French brand that offers freedom power to your wardrobe with earth friendly textiles
Endless Clothing Line – Los Angeles, United States
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 – Seattle, United States
“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.
#WeAreLinen Campaign Around The World
Linen is a sustainable fabric made from flax fibers. Ecological and easy to maintain, linen is a fiber with multiple qualities.
Biodegradable & Biocompostable Geotextiles – Lézinnes, France
An industrial company using sustainable development with zero-waste industrialized production
Finding Oasis With Grandmas – Sakon Dakhon, Thailand
The deep blue indigo has been important part of fashion industry around the world. How is the process of indigo dye?
Traditional Silk Marbling – Kyoto, Japan
Kyoto Marble workshop (dye company for silk and polyester) is run by the Nose family in Kyoto, Japan for decades.
Kinnasand Textile – Kinna, Sweden
Kinnasand produces Textiles and rugs with Nordic feels for high-end contemporary homes. The brand develops balance between beauty and simplicity perfectly. Visit their website http://www.kinnasand.com and Instagram – kinnasand
Timeless Yak Wool – Zorge Ritoma, Tibet
Norlha Textiles was founded by Kim Yeshi. The strong team has produced lusciously soft, warm, and durable yak wool on the Tibetan plateau. See more in http://www.norlhatextiles.com
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