Sustainable fashion designers

In spite of the growing demand for eco-friendly clothing, most consumers don’t want to pay more for it. So, what’s the solution? We speak to experts from H&M, Ninety Percent and Fashion For Good to find out

United Kingdom-based designer Alexandra Sipa creates spellbinding accessories and garments from waste electrical wires. The Central Saint Martins’ graduate initially was inspired to experiment with wires as textiles when her headphones broke, leading her to extract the colorful coils and cables to create wire lace. The designer learned to craft vibrant lace from YouTube videos,Continue reading "Waste Electrical Wires Are Woven into Delicate, Lace Garments by Designer Alexandra Sipa"

London-based textiles designer Maddie Williams works as ethically and sustainably as possible, for instance using old Royal Mail sacks in her renewable designs. Her garments are mainly made up of reclaimed and repurposed materials as well as organic and ethically sourced, natural fibres. Speaking to It’s Nice That, Maddie tells us “I have a love of texture, I’m always trying to find ways to create new fabrics that make people wonder what they’re made of, or want to touch”. Maddie’s…

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