Recycled, versatile and can be changed at any time—a real revolution in sustainable consumption was proposed in 2019 by the Ukrainian brand NCYZIP. The brand’s concept
Tagsustainable fashion
Thanks, corona!—Part 7 | PINKPONILO
When it comes to sustainable fashion on the Hungarian scene, it is inevitable that we mention the PINKPONILO team. With no community to speak of, their
Post-Covid optimism in a summer collection | Kamay Ko
The Budapest-based Kamay Ko brand has debuted their summer collection dubbed It’s Fine. Designs that pair well with each other, natural materials, soothing pastels and special collaborations were born in
Craftmanship, art and technology | Wnoozow
Meeting the past and the future in the present: the Wnoozow studio is a really exciting example of how the technologies of the last century can
Eco-conscious activewear for modern amazons | MARI
Annamária Kaptay is a true Renaissance woman—in the good sense of the word—always full of energy and ideas. She holds trainings and yoga classes with a creative approach,
The best shoe brands in Eastern Europe | TOP 5
They are there in important moments of our lives, our faithful companions on our short and long journeys, considered by many to be the most important
The first garments made of mushroom-based vegan leather | Stella McCartney
As a dedicated vegan and environmentalist, Stella McCartney has never used animal fur or leather throughout her fashion brand’s twenty-year history. Now, in collaboration with Mylo
The best zero waste brands in Eastern Europe | TOP 5
Considering sustainability is now not only a basic requirement for a successful brand, but it’s often not enough. The combination of authenticity, commitment to the goal,
Sewing for sustainability | PINKPONILO’s year review
They didn’t throw any textile to waste last year either, worked with several sustainable fashion brands in addition to various projects and managed to hold their
Synthesis of Bauhaus and nature | Alma Vetlényi
The combination of geometric forms with delicate and soft materials, or the meeting of the colors and shapes of the Bauhaus with raw nature. Alma Vetlényi’s fall-winter
H&M unveils a recycling system for our unwanted clothes
Named Looop, the new apparatus debuted on October 12 in one of the brand’s Stockholm stores, offering customers a chance to see how their old garments
It’s called art | Printa
Eco-friendly apparel in natural, off-white, beige and earthy tones: here’s Printa‘s new fall collection, once again conveying an interesting message. Just like every other Printa item, the pieces
