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.
Shorouq AlMazraawi started her sustainable fashion label during the first COVID-19 lockdown, when she had time to master eco-friendly production techniques.
The Circular Project supports eco-friendly clothes designers with marketing help and Madrid's very own Circular Sustainable Fashion Week.
Hügel is a one-woman sustainable fashion house in Barcelona that uses leftover fabric and creates vivid colors from eco-dying.
Egyptian designer Green Fashion uses material from damaged clothes and fabric cast-offs to make patchwork garments, bags, and accessories.
Orléans-based startup Bohup encourages craftspeople to create striking, boutique homeware products from scraps of fabric and other recyclable materials.
