Making Fashion Sustainable & Circular
summary
A designer who grew up on a Uruguayan farm applies its pre-industrial practices to fashion: developing Tipa biodegradable packaging, switching to botanical dyes, replacing plastic with recycled cardboard hangers, and banning styrofoam. Ready-to-wear uses 50% upcycled/recycled in 2020 with a target of 60–70% in 2021. Shows and stores are measured and offset — a documented carbon-neutral runway show in 2019 — and repair, local sourcing and slow, organic growth guide production choices.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:11Farm upbringing shaped views
- 5:30Biodegradable packaging
- 9:45Durability and quality
- 13:58Carbon-neutral shows
- 19:38Closing remarks
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