What if your clothes could talk? Tunisian biotech scientist Rahma Segni engineered RAMA to fuse sustainability and tech. This brand pioneers activewear using recycled fabrics and integrated sensors, turning garments into real-time performance monitors. RAMA is rewriting the future...
Turning discarded fish skins into luxury leather, MERSKIN is pioneering sustainable fashion and a circular economy in Algeria.
Almudena Cerezo, a Spanish designer, quit fast fashion to launch Materia Botánica. Her mission? Create truly sustainable textiles. She now hand-dyes beautiful, biodegradable wool garments using pigments from agricultural waste, like onion skins. This innovative brand shows how fashion...
Discover Earth Weavers, a brand committed to securing women's income and preserving traditional techniques. They're proving that luxury can be both refined and deeply responsible.
Terrae's journey has been a testament to the power of sustainable innovation. From humble beginnings to a thriving brand, Xavi and Lago have faced numerous challenges, from securing funding to navigating a competitive market. Yet, their unwavering commitment to...
Sicilian sunshine fuels Ohoskin's sustainable luxury revolution. Their vegan leather, crafted from oranges & cactus, redefines fashion with a dramatically reduced footprint. Dive in and discover the future of luxury.
Up-Fuse, an Egyptian eco-fashion brand, combats plastic waste with style. They turn recycled materials into clothing and empower communities through training and jobs. It's sustainability with a social impact.
Tunisian sisters breathe new life into textiles with LinenColor, their sustainable fashion brand using natural dyes and zero-waste practices.
This NGO tackles period poverty & waste with reusable essentials, creating jobs & a sustainable future for vulnerable women in Lebanon.
Grounded Stream's online platform provides sustainable Jordanian artisans with the commercial tools they need to flourish.
Vintage Bae Studio is a Tunisian designer encouraging local households to make the most of their retro fashion items.
Spanish sustainable fashion designer Estudio Varali draws inspiration from Indian dance and traditional artistic patterns.
