Posts Tagged: womenswear

Universal Utility

Universal Utility it a timeless, quality made clothing line made to last a lifetime. The clothing is carefully crafted, without season, time, age or trend.

Lovia

The fashion forward Lovia womenswear and accessories collection is produced in their atelier in Finland, from a broad range of materials including hemp, recycled fabric, organic bamboo, linen, silk, and a variety of leathers

Featured Video – Seek Collective + Artisans of Bagru

Brooklyn based Seek Collective and the artisans of Bagru India, block printing fabrics for the collection.

Seek Collective

The Seek Collective collection embodies relaxed luxury men’s and womenswear, with a sophistication silhouette, and hand crafted materials

Blackyoto

The Forward thinking brand Blackyoto was born out of upcycling iconic military surplus, overdyed at the finest traditional Japanese dyer, Kyoto’s Montsuki Co, with the blackest of black dyes, black oxide.

Re(fashion)er

Refashioner sell the best designers pieces and exceptional vintage pieces from private collections. Organized by owner, each collection comes complete with stories.

Greg Lauren

Greg Lauren’s eponymous collection of men’s and womenswear is made entirely from upcycled materials. With a focus on decommissioned military textiles.

Wintervacht

Wintervacht translated means winter fur, or winter coat, a fitting name for a brand that produces outerwear from recycled blankets.

Skunkfunk

The Skunkfunk womenswear brands focus is respect for the environment and to the people that make their clothing.

RANT

Australian womenswear brand RANT produces modern clothing with an independent spirit. Guided by sustainable design principles, each garment is designed and made in its entirety, in Australia.

Featured Collection – Greg Lauren

Greg Lauren’s men’s and women’s collections from completely upcycled materials for Spring Summer and Fall Winter 1016.

Featured Collection – VOZ Spring Summer 16

This stunning new piece for Spring Summer 2016 from VOZ is hand woven in Chile by indigenous Mapuche women using traditional dyes, yarns and weaving techniques.

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