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Woven with Intention: A Journey Into the Heart of Sustainable Fashion -…
Woven with Intention: A Journey Into the Heart of Sustainable Fashion - what is sustainable fashion
how to recognise sustainable brands
Production Processes and value chain
C02 emissions
Low waste techniques
hand-weaving loom
Natural dyes vs. chemical dyes
Synthetic vs. natural fibers
health and environment hazard
where was it made? Locally?
Does it benefit indigenous-led land?
Who made it? and how?
does it encourage economic and social rural independence?
Fair wages, ethicality, working conditions
The smallest the production chain, the easiest it is to track impact: small brand vs. big brand
High or Low inventory - risk of ending in landfill
Mono-materials
Recyclability
of fibers
of packaging
New technology
Blockchain creating transparency and tracability
More efficient ways, less impactful to the environment ways of producing
need for intention for innovation that matters
Bridging technology with tradition to protect the past and do more with less
Women reviving ancient techniques and protecting ciultural heritage
Dressing as a way to shape culture
Labels and Certifications
Interview Lucie
Arising more transparency from brands and less profit motives
Longer product lifecycle
craftsmanship
timeless designs
Tips for a sustainable wardobe
Factors to consider
consumer responsibility
Longetivity: how long will you keep the garment
How long will it last in time, can it be re-selled, repaired or repurposed?
Do I need this?
Will I wear it often?
Is my desire shaped by marketing, trends, and algorithms designed to keep me consuming?
Who and how was my clothes created?
can I find any information about the environmental impact
is it local and regenerative to the region?
is it a long production chain? is there transparency from the brand?
Were they paid fairly?
what was the working conditions ?
Weaving your values into what you wear
What world would you like to live in?
fast paced vs. slow pace, being align with your natural flow
high mass consumption vs. intentional consumption
The illusion of separation, disconnection to nature and yourself, harming yourself and others
Joy, connection with your own creativity and with others, intentional living feels good
Heritage and community centered
Protecting traditional and ancestral craft, intergenerational knowledge and its "art"
Ultimately, it celebrates diversity, history and preserves culural practices that are inherently sustainable
Feeling good and connected vs. individualism and loneliness
Feeling beautiful by treating yourself to a beautiful and one of a kind piece of clothing
High frequency from natural fibers, fair production and the many stories behind the production
Write a whole blog about weaving and its process
Why does it matter?
Fashion = one of the most polluting and unethical industry
Rethinking it = climate solution, a human right movement and soulful return to balance
Sacred act of care for future generations
Oblige us to pause and design systems that circular and regenerative
Need tor systemic transformation
New frameworks, regulations and legislation
A return to cyclical wisdom - living with the rhythm of the earth
Return to connection, simplicity, meaningful life, to BALANCE
Other blog/ post ideas
Time is the new luxury
Cyclical living - interview with Nico
The future is feminine (next blog?) about female leadership etc.
matriarchal consciousness
POV: you followed your intuition and now you are here
Hand-weaving: how it works and why it is better