Los Angeles-based textile recycling and remanufacturing studio. SUAY LA accepts post-consumer garments and fabric scraps, then remakes them into new clothing and home goods while investing in skilled local labour and a transparent circular production model.
I transform what the world discards into vibrant, modern landscapes. Based in Fort Worth, Texas, my work explores the intersection of nature, geography, and sustainability. Using hand-tufted, reclaimed T-shirt fibers, I build bold topographical compositions that map the delicate interplay of shadows, textures and push the possibilities that the materials hold. My process begins by individually sel
Brooklyn-based pioneer of genderless zero-waste fashion. Daniel Silverstein transforms pre-consumer cutting-room scraps and deadstock into vibrant patchwork clothing and accessories, saving roughly one pound of fabric from landfills with every piece.
Practicing mender studying repair economies and place-based practices that keep clothes in use. With a background as a clothing designer, Donna researches fashion's overlooked side through practice, treating repair as a critical part of circular design and bringing it to the forefront at design inception rather than at the end of a product's
I create handbags and home decor from wood cigar boxes, giving them a new life as fashion and functional art. My designs are each one of a kind statement pieces that are whimsical and unexpected!
