We collaborated with TEDxGateway to create an upcycled art piece made completely using tiny bits of textile waste from the garment industry for their Unplugged event that happened in Mumbai, India a few months back.
This installation was made to literally nudge people and make them re-think abou...
2020 will be the year when fashion houses recognise that sustainability is not just a trend but a way of life that consumers will embrace in the future. As this shift happens, businesses & consumers alike will need to familiarise themselves with the new sustainability lingo to remain relevant...
As the conversation for climate crisis lingers on, we can't help but think of ways in which the negative effects of over consumption could be controlled and / or reversed. The last few decades have witnessed the growth of consumption across different industries with consumers in developed & ...
Founder of upcycling brand Born Again Vintage, Bridgett Artise, is a sustainability guru and a vintage expert who wears many hats - she is a designer, a published writer, a teacher and a devoted mother. Her unique journey spanning over two decades showcases how she has been able to take the art of re-use, recycling and upcycling to give garments and herself a new lease of life.
Queen of Raw is a marketplace for buying and selling deadstock fabrics using block chain technology and machine learning to provide a circular economy solution to enterprises. We had a chance to talk to the founder, Stephanie Benedetto about her journey and vision for the platform.
