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Sia Seth

Basto

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Mumbai, India

At Basto, we transform industrial excess into one of a kind, hand crafted clothing. Every design is crafted as one off/limited edition. It is luxury with intention: individual, artisan made, planet-conscious. We believe true luxury is knowing your piece is uniquely yours and kinder to the world we share.

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bolsos berlin

bolsos berlin

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Berlin, Germany

bolsos berlin is a small Upcycling-brand in Berlin. As a solo entrepreneur I create accessories with advertising banners, used sails, event-materials and other "industrial" waste like offset-printing mats. In our (I share the space with an other upcycling-artist) Work-Shop in Berlin-Kreuzberg I create, develop, manufacture and sell one-of-a-kind bags, backpacks, wallets, hip bags, bike-panners...

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Lauren Davies

Iron Keld

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Kendal, England, UK

I upcycle retired outdoor fabrics into useful products and textile art. I also teach sewing workshops and provide a specialist outdoor gear repair service

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Angie Aguirre

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Berlin, DE

Angie studied Communication Sciences in Córdoba, Argentina, before moving to Germany in 2004. Her work sits at the intersection of fashion, textiles, sustainability, communication, and social change. In 2012, she founded Therapy Recycle & Exorcise together with her sister Poli.

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Katherine Soucie

Sans Soucie

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London, United Kingdom

Katherine Soucie, PhD, is a British-Canadian textile waste designer whose work centres on creative reuse, remanufacturing, and mending. With over 25+ years of experience upcycling, her award winning studio/brand, Sans Soucie, works across textiles, fashion, and visual art, developing multidisciplinary approaches that transform textile industry waste into new materials and applications.

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Maria Bernad

Les Fleurs Studio

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Paris, France

Paris-based zero-waste label founded by creative director María Bernad. Les Fleurs creates romantic, historically inspired pieces — including bespoke bridal — sewn entirely from antique European lace, crochet, and vintage textiles from the 19th and 20th centuries.

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Claire Malley

Claire Malley Studio

Manchester, United Kingdom

I am a Textile Artist, Designer and Educator nurturing dialogues about the creative potential of textile waste, my work connects storytelling, colour, pattern & sustainable materiality.

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Marina Savarese

Marina Savarese

Ibiza, Spagna

I'm an Italian slow fashion designer/writer/lecturer. After the first year working for a big company I've decided to tell my version of the story: supporting independent designer, creating my limited edition collections out of recovered materials around Italian factories, teaching student how to think outside the box and be good humans and designer, and writing to share info, knowledge and doubts.

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K∆IGERH∆RDT

K∆IGERH∆RDT

Berlin, Germany

K∆IGERH∆RDT is an independent Berlin fashion label exploring clothing beyond gender categories and seasonal conventions. Founded by Kai Gerhardt, it combines classic tailoring, free draping and experimental knitting and weaving. Many designs transform reclaimed textiles, sewing waste and unconventional materials into distinctive, predominantly black-and-white garments.

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Diana Cesaro

Diana by design

AVON, United States

The fashion industry says buy more. I say reinvent more. I transform forgotten textiles into one-of-a-kind wearable art that keeps clothing out of landfills and celebrates personal style. Ditch fast fashion. Wear something worth talking about.

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