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Hungarian innovation for the environment | Oonly
A sustainable Hungarian innovation aimed at reducing plastic pollution, one of the most important issues of our time: Oonly rethinks the deposit-refund scheme for bottles to allow us to consume high-quality mineral water with the help of a fully plastic waste-free and zero waste system.
In Hungary, at least two
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Past in the present | Farmer Gobelin collection out now by Earth’N’More
Earth’N’More’s capsule collection sneaks soon-to-be-vanished crafts back into fashion. In the spirit of recycling,the originators of the concept, Fanny Fazekas and Bence Kondor, spiced up vintage denim jackets with old Gobelins that used to hang on walls.
“Back when I was a child, my grandmother was
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Live broadcast from THERAINCOAT’s workshop
How can a raincoat be turned into an environmentally friendly attire? Petra Földi was seeking answers to this question when she founded her brand, THERAINCOAT. As part of the series of programmes Open Studios, she and her partner Dániel Szabó speak about product development, the brand, – and Batman.
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Back to nature, through the city | SUP Budapest x Alma Vetlényi
Fashion designer Alma Vetlényi and the SUP Budapest community launched their
first T-shirt collection in the spirit of sustainability, inspired by sports and
water, of course.
The same as there is no silence without noise, as urban people, we can only
experience nature truly through the city. The first pieces
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Sustainable fashion from Slovakia | BAGBET
Alžbeta Irhová has never studied fashion design, and yet she owns one of the
most well-known eco-conscious clothing brands in Slovakia. BAGBET launched in
2017 gives new life to neglected clothes intended to be thrown away, without
overthinking it. Men’s shirts altered into crop tops, comfortable dresses and a
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Support Hungarian design! | SLOW LIFE
The coronavirus brought countless changes in our lives. Many beloved design
brands are also at risk. Just like them, we also believe in the added value of
Hungarian design. Our article series presents Hungarian small enterprises who
could even make your days spent in quarantine a little bit better with
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Ethical & sustainable | VUUV Works
Anna Lébényi can be familiar from the eco-conscious Printa brand for many, where
she first worked as a production manager and designer, and later as a brand
manager. The designer, who originally graduated as an architect, also tried
herself in woodworking, and learnt the know-how of marquetry, too. Now she