Wear Equal is an intimate wear brand that makes undergarments out of 100% upcycled cotton deadstock fabric. Apart from making sustainable products, the brand plans to address the inaccessibility of quality affordable undergarments by women in rural areas. In this feature, we interviewed the brand’s founder, Preeta Chaudhuri Ghosal to learn more about the brand’s unique business model and the multi-faceted impact it seeks to create.
For this feature we interviewed, Alice Salerno, the founder of TERES, a Brazilian upcycling clothing brand. TERES offers trendy upcycled clothes made from pre-loved clothes and fabric scraps. The brand also has a unique credit system which encourages individuals to not just donate clothes to the...
Sheena Uppal's vision of creating everyday, luxe clothing for women comes to life with her brand Rengé. They create beautiful womenswear collections that are made using the finest fabrics sourced from manufacturing houses whilst ensuring that each piece is produced thoughtfully and responsibly.
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Indi Moda is a zero waste brand that creates upcycled clothing, home accessories and jewellery out of textile waste that is generated from their regular collections. We had a chat with Manasi Kabadi, Founder of Indi Moda to know about her journey and her vision for the brand.
Applause Lingerie is a sustainable lingerie brand that utilises upcycled fabrics and dead-stock textiles in a beautiful way. We spoke to Erin Donaghy, the founder to get to know her brand better.
Patch over patch, as the name suggests utilises patch work techniques to upcycle production surplus into womenswear garments. Founded by Kavisha Parikh, the brand re-invents itself every season by pushing the boundaries of patchwork to create contemporary conscious fashion for the modern woman.
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