Pioneering British luxury upcycled denim brand founded by stylist Anna Foster. ELV (East London Vintage) Denim sources post-consumer jeans from UK vintage warehouses and reconstructs them into sophisticated, zero-waste denim — including their signature contrast mid-seam jean.
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.
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.
A pioneering Stockholm-based upcycling fashion brand transforming forgotten fabrics into high-end, limited-edition clothing. Founded in 2018 by Josephine Bergqvist and Livia Schück, Rave Review proves sustainable fashion can be both luxury and resource-conscious.
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.
