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We’ve exhibited at the design museum, collaborated with ID magazine, Vice, and Gap, ran workshops through Unpolished Magazine and ran multiple workshops at the V&A Museum .

We’ve been featured in magazines such as Lampoon Magazine, Cake Magazine, Crack Magazine and Elle Magazine.

We’ve been worn by musicians like Cat Burns, Pixie Geldof, Ella Henderson, Lexie Carol, Damsel elysium, Desta French and Moonchild Sanelly.

Everything Now on netflix featured our clothing on their characters.

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What are Natural Dyes?

Natural dyes are colourants derived directly from biological and mineral sources, such as plants, flowers and bark.They offer a sustainable, non-toxic, and biodegradable alternative to chemical dyes. Because they are renewable, they are widely used in eco-friendly textiles and artisanal crafting.

  • Natural dyes offer a sustainable and artistic alternative to synthetic dyes, bringing beauty, environmental benefits, and cultural depth to textiles. Made from plants and minerals, they are biodegradable and non-toxic, reducing pollution and water contamination. Many natural dyes also have antimicrobial properties and are gentle on sensitive skin.

    Beyond sustainability, natural dyes create rich, unique hues that age beautifully over time, adding character to fabrics. They connect us to nature and traditional craftsmanship, preserving ancient dyeing techniques from around the world. Using natural dyes fosters a slower, more mindful approach to fashion and design, aligning creativity with sustainability.

  • Biodegradability: Natural dyes are derived from plants and minerals, making them biodegradable and less harmful to ecosystems compared to synthetic dyes, which often contain chemicals that can persist in the environment.

    Reduced Pollution: Production processes for natural dyes typically involve fewer chemicals and synthetic additives, leading to lower pollution levels in waterways and soil during dyeing and manufacturing.

  • Renewable Sources: Many natural dyes come from renewable resources such as locally sourced plants or food waste, which can be sustainably harvested or cultivated without depleting natural habitats.

    Non-Toxic: Unlike synthetic dyes that often contain heavy metals and other harmful substances, natural dyes are generally non-toxic and safer for both humans and wildlife.

  • Support for Traditional Knowledge: Using natural dyes can support traditional farming practices and knowledge of natural dye extraction and application, preserving cultural heritage and biodiversity.

    Energy Efficiency: Some natural dye processes require less energy compared to synthetic alternatives, contributing to lower carbon emissions and overall environmental impact.

    Overall, opting for natural dyes can promote environmentally friendly practices in the textile industry and reduce the ecological footprint associated with clothing production.