Posts tagged Sustainable cloting
Little Llama
Little Llama

The driving forces behind Little Llama are Helle and Nicoline Løvschall – a successful mother and daughter team. While travelling in Peru, Nicoline got to know about baby alpaca wool, which is one of the world's most exclusive yarns and is the main component of the Little Llama children’s fashion collection today. Helle has many years of professional experience working with children and allergies in the Danish hospital service, and she also has a great natural focus on caring for children through a healthy environment.

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Kids, EuropeArlette DiederiksLittle Llama, Danish Design, Peru, Alpaca, Alpaca wool, Baby alpaca, Baby clothes, allergies, Helle Løvschall, Nicoline Løvschall, Children's clothing, fair, sustainable, Sustainable cloting, Sustainable kids clothing, natural fibers, CSR, Environment, smooth, silky textures, Scandinavian designComment
Rakha
Rakha

Many people are now beginning to realize the negative impact of fashion on people and the environment. Current production processes place economic gains of large companies above environmental and ethical considerations, causing large amount of waste and pollution that threaten people and our planet. Rakha was created with the idea of re-defining classics, considering design for longevity and choosing materials carefully.

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Fashion, Vegan, UKArlette DiederiksRakha, Gozde Taskin, Sustainable cloting, sustainable fashion, Sustainable fashion, sustainable womenswear, classic clothing, environmental impact, contemporary fashion, bio-degradable, recycled materials, closed loop, Global Recycle Standard Certified, Global Organic Standard, GOTS, GOTS certified, Sustainable Development Goals, Rakha People Training scheme for RefugeesComment