Dganit Maka, founder of eco-friendly diaper manufacturer Baby Koala, wants infants to stop generating one ton of waste each in disposable plastic diapers.
Clothes designer Vecchio is on a mission to show Egyptian shoppers that upcycled fashion can look the goods and respect the environment at the same time.
Cairo's Reform Studio is taking thousands of discarded plastic bags and converting them into fashion and homeware products.
It is estimated that 5% of solid waste in Lebanon comes from textiles like clothes and fabric.
Boucherouite means “a scrap from used clothing”, and it is traditionally made using recycled wool, cotton, lurex, and nylon. But now, many of these weavers are having a hard time making ends meet, which is why two young women...
With hemp as the main fabric in her designs, Skibnevsky has created a lifestyle and business that couples her personal and professional values
Owner of GreenLifeStyle, Carolina Simón, guarantees that by buying any of the exhibited attires, you're contributing to lessening the harm of the textile industry on the environment.
Camoz recycles old sails and sail cloth scraps to create bags and accessories, reducing the amount of sail waste that goes from sea to sea of trash.
Taita Leila is a fashion collection that is meant to preserve Palestine’s rich history of hand-stitching, and employ local women as embroiderers.
Ekobag upcycles old PVC ad banners into fashionable handbags for adults and children.
Aisha Design is a Nablus-based initiative recycling remnants of fabrics, sponge and olive wood, pushing boundaries on sustainability in Palestine.
ECOALF is a Madrid-based brand that recycles ocean debris to high-quality, sustainable clothing and textiles.
