Winter fit check
Embrace the season with style and a generous dose of sustainability. Swipe through for inspiration and ideas to explore the endless possibilities of slaying your winter look with planet-friendly chic.
Yamin: Crafting ethical elegance through exquisite jewellery
What they make: Earrings, pendants, necklaces. Where to buy: www.yamin.in At the core of Yamin, a distinctive jewellery brand, beats the spirit of a remarkable woman—Yamin Hazarika, the trailblazing police officer from Assam, later a decorated officer in the Delhi Police. The brand serves as a poignant tribute to her enduring legacy, skillfully blending elements
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The Festive Fit Check
Festivals are a great time to dress up. And while popular culture may have you believe that you need to shop more to look your best, we’re here to tell you there are other ways to ace your look. Take a cue from our team.
Love The World Today: Mindful clothing for kids
What they make: Tops, T-shirts, Shirts, Pants, Dresses, Saris, Suits, Baby onesies, Swaddles, Upcycled accessories. Where to buy: Online: www.lovetheworldtoday.in and Etsy store Offline: No Nasties, Goa; Go Native, Bangalore; One Twelve, Hyderabad; Green Bell, Mumbai; Peekaboo Patterns, Chennai Founded in 2015, by sisters Dipti Daryanani Ahuja and Dipna Daryanani, Love The World Today (LTWT)
Paher: Timeless, versatile, contemporary handloom clothing
What they make: Tops, T-shirts, Shirts, Pants, Trousers, Jeans, Dresses, Saris, Suits, Jackets, Skirts, Tote bags, Blouses Where to buy: www.paher.in & Stores in Bangalore & Goa Founded in December 2020, in the midst of the lockdown, Paher is Ankita Kayal’s endeavour to turn her love for India’s textile heritage into comfortable, contemporary, fuss-free clothing.
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5 other ways to do secondhand style
Secondhand adjective | ˈse-kən(d)-ˈhand Acquired after being used by another person. Not new. Used clothes offered for sale or swap. Opting for secondhand clothing and accessories is a great way to save planetary resources, as no fresh resources are used in the creation of something new. It also prolongs an item’s lifecycle. Usually, when we think
No Nasties: Planet-first clothing
What they make: T-shirts, shirts, tops, bottoms, dresses, knitwear, athleisure and accessories. Where to buy: www.nonasties.in No Nasties, Assagao, Goa. Sustainable fashion under ₹5,000. Established in 2011, in Goa, No Nasties is one of India’s few brands that subscribes to a host of international certifications and agencies, verifying the brand’s claims and ensuring complete transparency
What’s in a campaign: No New Clothes
The No New Clothes campaign is spearheaded by Remake, a global organisation advocating for climate, social and gender justice in the fashion industry. In its third year, now, the campaign runs from June 1st to September 1st and challenges you to not buy any new clothes for 90 days. Here’s why it matters. It allows
Three sustainable skills to learn this summer
Ensuring the longevity of your clothes is key to sustainability. That, and actually using the clothes that are in your closet. Stitching and upcycling may not be everybody’s cup of tea, but there are a few simple sustainable skills that can go a long way in ensuring your clothes see the light of day, and
Fashion and the SDGs: An arts contest by Fashion Revolution India
It’s been 10 years since one of fashion’s largest human tragedies took place, at the Rana Plaza in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Every year since, Fashion Revolution, the world’s largest organization advocating for change in the garment and textile industry, in the wake of the disaster, has been organizing a Fashion Revolution Week. Part of this Week,
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