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Ayuvastra Healing Fabrics is an Irish company selling high quality men
and women's leisure wear/yoga wear, baby wear, fabric and bed linens,
which are not only eco-friendly but also confer health benefits!
Ayuvastra Healing Fabrics is run by Ema
Staunton, an Irish graduate in textile design from NCAD, Ireland and
Aslam Noor, from Kerala, South India, home of ayurveda.
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Wearable Technology & Pro-Sustainability |
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The idea of adding extra functions to garments beyond the intrinsic utilitarianism and design aspect is a current reality in the fashion industry and in many design and arts schools. In this sense, the proximity of artistic sectors with several fields of science and technology has quickly increased allowing for information and a new understanding of materials, aesthetics standards, shapes, colors, and even the market.
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6 Eco-friendly Sunglasses to Shade Your Eyes from the Sunshine |
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When you buy a pair of everyday sunglasses, it may not occur to you that
some materials can cause harm to the environment. These popular brands
boast eco-friendly qualities with natural materials such as sustainable
wood and recycled plastic, dedicated to preserving the natural
environment whilst delivering supreme quality and style. In addition,
many of these brands offer a bespoke, handmade service, meaning your
frames are guaranteed to be utterly unique.
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Senhoa’s Campaign to Accessorize Your Conscience |
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Human trafficking and slavery are common means of economic livelihood in the developing world. Those most vulnerable to such horrendous acts are often women and children. In situations where women and young girls are saved, they are often placed in shelters without any form of sustainable livelihood. As a result, they become vulnerable to a cycle of abuse involving poverty and slavery. There is very little post-crisis care and rehabilitation services offered to victims. Senhoa is working to change all of that.
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London Borough of Hackney celebrates Sustainable Fashion during the Olympics |
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Last Thursday, August 2 saw Hackney celebrating the rising Fashion community at its Olympic time expo venue, Hackney House. The event brought together various fashion businesses and organizations based in the borough and the majority of them included sustainable brands such as Lily Cole’s ‘The North Circular’ and ‘Here Today Here Tomorrow’.
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