Fashion

Carmen Christine’s Process of Creating Sustainable Clothing With Zero Waste

July 6, 2020

Fun. Airy. Bursting with colourful. The clothing created by Carmen Christine, a London-based fashion brand, is made of 100% natural fibres with absolutely zero waste, a testament to CC’s dedication to sustainability.

Setting Mind interviews Carmen Christine to learn more.

Post written by: Tim Fujio

This Decade’s Sustainable Fashion Approach by Google, WWF Sweden and Stella McCartney

- Tech
July 6, 2020

La Bouche Rouge to Debut Refillable & Recyclable Makeup Line

- Beauty
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Bags Made From Grape Leather Created by Meng Du

March 4, 2022

Chinese designer Meng Du has created a bag collection called UNWASTED that is made from grape skin-derived leather.

Fashion

Frank And Oak Champions Sustainability With the Creation of Drift

February 3, 2020

Frank And Oak's latest release is a sneaker called Drift. Created in an ethically operated factory in Portugal, Drift is designed as a slow fashion piece for a contemporary and fast-paced life.

Fashion

Frank And Oak’s Nevasca Is a Sustainable Boot Made From Repurposed Materials

December 12, 2019

Designed to "take charge of your winters even when they throw you a curveball", Frank And Oak's Nevasca is a winter boot that is made from coffee waste, recycled rubber and plant-dyed leather.

Fashion

Celebrate Summer With ŪNIKA SWIM’s Sustainable Swimwear

July 9, 2020

ŪNIKA SWIM eliminates the challenges of finding the perfect swimsuit by offering high quality, customizable swimwear. Centered around the celebration of individuality and the empowerment of women, the Toronto-based brand caters to all ages, shapes and sizes.

Carmen Christine’s Process of Creating Sustainable Clothing With Zero Waste

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Post written by: Tim Fujio

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