Use of sustainable materials

Sustainable fashion prioritizes the use of natural, organic, or recycled materials instead of environmentally harmful synthetic materials. The use of organic fibers such as cactus leather, organic cotton, linen, hemp, and sustainably produced silk is encouraged.

Ethical production and fair working conditions

Sustainable fashion strives to ensure safe and fair working conditions for workers at all stages of the supply chain. It promotes decent wages, appropriate working hours, and respect for human rights.

Durable and timeless design

In contrast to the fast fashion approach, sustainable fashion is based on creating durable, high-quality garments that can stand the test of time. It encourages a timeless style rather than following fleeting trends.

The main objective of sustainable fashion is to promote a more conscious and responsible fashion system, in which quality, ethics, and sustainability are valued over mass production and unbridled consumption. By choosing sustainable fashion, consumers contribute to environmental protection and the well-being of communities and workers involved in the fashion industry.

What can we do to reduce the environmental impact of fashion?

  • Buy sustainable and ethical fashion.
  • Reduce, reuse and recycle your clothes.
  • Take care of and repair your clothes instead of throwing them away.
  • Support the circular economy and brands that promote recycling and reuse.
  • Educate yourself and educate yourself about sustainable fashion.
  • Push for government policies that promote sustainability in the fashion industry.
  • Support local designers and artisans who use sustainable practices.
  • Help reduce your carbon footprint by choosing local brands.

Remember that every little bit counts and that our choices can make a difference in the fashion industry and the environment.