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Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia

Juan de La Paz is a sustainable Bolivian brand that proposes a timeless universe and the approach to a new concept of luxury. 2026 marks 17 years of Juan de La Paz as a brand that brings contemporary design to life, enriched by Bolivian and Andean culture. Each collection is the result of research and a commitment to sustainability and positive impact within our region, striving to uphold the Andean principles of crianza mutua or Yanak Uywaña and a profound harmony with Mother Earth.

London, UK

José Hendo is an Ugandan designer working with barkcloth, one of the world's oldest textiles. Through her label and Bark To The Roots CIC, she reimagines heritage materials for contemporary fashion and design, championing regeneration, craftsmanship and circular futures rooted in African knowledge systems.

Stockholm, Sweden

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.

New York, United States

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.