Meet the Makers: Stories of Craftsmanship and Sustainability

Thula Tula

Thula Tula, pronounced with a silent "H" are the words to a Lullaby African mothers sing to their children. Translated, Thula Tula means "hush-hush" baby.
Thula Tula was started by Steve and his wife, Angela.

Nourish & Refine

Nourish & Refine is a woman-owned, all-natural luxury skincare and conscious lifestyle brand.

Carry Courage

The ideas and heart behind Carry Courage began in 2018 as a creative outlet for owner Marisa Simoes and has quickly become a pioneer of the sustainable fashion movement that creates organizing solutions for intentional women.

Hilana Upcycled Cotton

Hilana Upcycled Cotton closes the loop on cotton in the cleanest way. Their textiles are made from recycled material through a...

Ayanna Denise Skin

Ayanna Denise Skin is healing ALL skin with Education, Products, and Services with their Inclusive State of the Art Skin System.An...

Passion Lilie

Passion Lilie is a fair trade fashion brand based in New Orleans. They blend classic silhouettes with handwoven ikat and playful...

Swahili Coast

Swahili Coast is a direct trade brand working in partnership with artisans in East Africa to handcraft thoughtfully designed, modern products...

Upavim Crafts

UPAVIM is an ethical and fair trade certified line of handmade goods including home, baby, and accessories. All the products are...

Rooted For Good

Rooted for Good strives to be a brand that is rooted in goodness, truth & real beauty. They believe that beauty...

Norboo

Having lived in China for over ten years, I have always been captivated by the creativity of different ethnic groups. In Qinghai province, one of the largest ethnic groups is the Tibetans, and I have always been struck by their beauty and resilience.

Starfish Project

At Starfish Project, they help exploited women and girls experience freedom, establish independence and develop careers and our vision is to see every woman valued.

Korissa

KORISSA provides unique & purposeful handmade goods that are socially and environmentally responsible. Purchasing any of our unique, one-of-a-kind handcrafted products supports and benefits artisans in low-income communities.

Global Crafts

Global Crafts was founded 20+ years ago by Peace Corp volunteers who were working in Kenya and saw a need to help local artisans open up their income opportunities by selling goods in overseas markets.

Kazi Goods

Founded in 2013, Kazi Goods is dedicated to showcasing the artistry of African artisans in the global market. Their products include...

Made for Freedom

Quality products made by survivors of human trafficking and those coming out of marginalized situations.

Woloch

Woloch is a women and family owned company that distributes and promotes 100% handmade design products.

LIKHÂ

LIKHÂ features a collection of ethically-made pieces ranging from home décor to fashion accessories.

Urban Medley

Urban Medley, a young brand celebrating a unique style statement with a simple yet exclusive range of accessories. We promote traditional...

Azizi Life

Azizi is a Swahili word that means precious or treasured, and it is our belief that every person’s life is Azizi.

Ekoluxe

We’re not reinventing the wheel, we’re just making it rotate to a more sustainable rhythm.Ekoluxe is an eco friendly loungewear brand...

Arudeko

Arudeko is a brand that aims to seamlessly blend the rich artisanal heritage of Oaxaca with modern and contemporary designs to...

Vanchai

Vanchai embodies their passions for travel, design, and sustainability. In a world where consumption drives commerce, they encourage you to align...

WHE

WHE stands for Women, handcrafted & Eco-friendly. A design-driven ethical fashion brand, it was started in the year 2020 with the goal to connect the artisans to the end market.

Alankaran Designs

Empowering women artisans through sustainable hand-block printing is the mission of alankaran designs.

EDS

Driven by artisanal crafts, EDS is an interior textile studio creating thoughtfully made designs which enlighten up your living areas by...

Gulab Tribe

Gulab Tribe is a social enterprise with a heart for children and a passion for preserving India's rich cultural heritage.

Ekatra

Ekatra was started by Minakshi & Aishwarya Jhawar, a mother-daughter duo, looking for mediums to express themselves.

Effy

The name ‘Effy’ comes from the word ‘effervescent’ meaning lively and enthusiastic, which represents the vibrance and pep that the brand transpires through their clothing.

Ecoshi

Ecoshi was born as an idea to contribute towards saving the environment with eco-friendly product design by designer Ayushi.

Dhaaga

Born from the spirit of living with less, “Dhaaga” is an environmentally and socially conscious brand that unifies comfort with beauty and community while following a zero plastic and zero-waste philosophy.

Chamomile Home

The Chamomile Home offers comfort wear clothing that is minimally designed in breathable, lightweight, Handspun Cotton Khadi fabric.

Bageeya

In 2017, Bageeya was founded by Jigisha Shukla, a 31-year-old entrepreneur who switched careers from civil engineering to fashion design. Her...

B Label

B Label is a greener route for Fashion and Living. It takes a plant, Cannabis Sativa L that grew centuries ago...

Avani

Avani works with the rural community of Kumaon, part of the Indian state of Uttarakhand.

Himalayan Blooms India

Himalayan Blooms India is a not-for-profit social enterprise based in the rural villages of Champawat in the Central Himalayas, Uttarakhand. Founded...

Zaina

Zaina, an all-women-led social enterprise, working with small communities of craftspeople in faraway places, affected by decades of violence is a complex process with lots of challenges.

The Mango Tree

The Mango Tree combines a love for sustainable design and generating livelihoods for women in rural India.

The Good Doll

The Good Doll is the market-linking arm of a social enterprise ecosystem anchored by Indian Yards Foundation in The Nilgiris mountain range in southern India.

Studio 242

Studio 242, a locally nurtured brand originating from house number 242 (hence the name!), specializes in crafting exclusive women's western wear...

Sonica Sarna

Sonica Sarna is an ethical designer and educator who creates limited edition slow fashion pieces using sustainable, artisanal, and fair trade materials.

Solayi

Solayi is an Indian artisanal jewelry brand based out of Jaipur. It was created with a desire to create unique accessories and jewellery.

Minus Degre

Minus Degre is a design firm that plays around with plastic waste, crafting household products, furniture and art objects.

Miharu

Miharu is a social venture which makes handmade brass jewelry and handloom silk dupattas from dying crafts of Bengal.

Kaarigar Clinic

Kaarigar Clinic is an initiative that works towards rural development by mentoring local artisans to strategically grow their traditional craft practices...

Paperwings

PAPER WINGS is an environment-friendly product brand that endorses unique, upcycled, and sustainable products for everyday use.

Rias Jaipur

Rias Jaipur is an initiative to keep handmade techniques alive in a contemporary market.

Tavaru

Tavaru, founded by Geeta Patil, works with handloom and handicraft artisans of north Karnataka to create optimally sewn and crafted textiles for home needs as a part of their initiative to revive and sustain traditional hand-crafting practices of the region.

Mouse In The House

Mouse In The House creates clothing for infants and kids that are designed to be more playful and colorful, infused with...

Lafaani

Born post-pandemic, Lafaani is a young circular apparel label aiming to create timeless silhouettes by extracting knowledge from traditional Indian crafts and is deeply rooted in sustainability, circular in its design approach, and inclusive in ideals.

Lukka Chuppi

LUKKA CHUPPI aspires to bring colours to everyday life with their range of aesthetically appealing and quirky products.

Mura Collective

Mura Collective was started in 1998 by Kusum Tiwari and Prabha Gahtori, as a response to experiencing the lack of workplaces for women and people with special needs.

Baka

Baka is a holistically sustainable jewelry brand.

Manvi The Handmade

Manvi is a story celebrating the age old art of “Chikankari”, the traditional hand embroidery of the erstwhile Awadh region, modern day Lucknow city and surrounding areas, in the North of India featuring beautiful women from the villages, experts at the various techniques of this artform, putting in hours to bring out the beauty of your garment.

Kattoos By Pipal Leaf

Kattoos Miniature Terracotta Bricks are hand-crafted, high-quality, reusable, miniature bricks made from 100% natural baked clay.

Knots to Node

Knots to Node is a heartfelt brand rooted in tradition and creativity, offering handcrafted jewelry made using the age-old technique of...

Vasstram

The brand Vastram believes that fashion is timeless and "less is more". Vasstram explores the reinvention of classics through modern tailoring and Indian textiles.

Nandni Studio

Nandni Studio is a women’s apparel and accessories brand that is inspired by intricacies of handwork.

Purring Threads

Handcrafted with love, Purring Threads reimagines traditional embroidery for the modern woman. Each piece is meticulously stitched, embracing imperfections ("wabi-sabi") and...

Kalp

KALP, the brainchild of renowned fashion designer Kalpesh Khatri from Jaipur, transcends conventional clothing, emerging as a narrative where tradition seamlessly...

TARI - The Loom Theory

For approximately two generations—of which they are the third—their family has worked with Tariwalas to create looms. By combining strands made...

Irida Naturals

Irida Naturals, founded by Sooraj and Sanjana, showcases their deep commitment to sustainability. The brand focuses on retailing eco-conscious homeware and...

LarRarh

“LarRarh” was born out of the founder’s admiration for Indian arts, history, heritage, textiles, and everything green and sustainable, amidst the global pandemic.

Arras

Arras is an inclusive platform rooted in the culture of India while staying true to a passion for preserving the environment.

Kara Weaves

Kara is a creative social enterprise. Its goal is to provide much-needed impetus to the Kerala handloom industry.

Saltpetre

With the aim to make sustainable products accessible and a part of everyday lives, Saltpetre is driven to create minimal effortless designs.

Home Yarn

Home Yarn is all about building blocks for cozy and aspiring homes—homes that lead to happiness, joy, and contentment. Born with...

Greenkraft

Incubated by Industree Crafts Foundation, Greenkraft Producer Company Ltd. is a producer-owned social enterprise incorporated in 2012, creating natural fibre lifestyle products and home accessories.

Samoolam

Samoolam, meaning 'collective roots' in Sanskrit, was founded as a grassroots social movement in Gaya, Bihar (India) with the vision to use design as a powerful tool for social change. Samoolam promotes the dying art of 'Crochet'.

Folkweave

Folk weave is a sustainable tribal enterprise that involves the whole family in the process of production to reduce the carbon footprint.

Riti

Riti aims at providing an ethical solution for bags and accessories.

SR by Sonali Raman

SR by Sonali Raman believes in slow fashion.

Why So Blue

Why So Blue is a small business started by mother-daughter duo Jaya and Shweta to make customizable clothing available to all.

One ‘O’ Eight Knots

One 'O' Eight Knots is an initiative by Happy Faces Foundation for first-generation women artisans.

Jaggery

Ekibeki

Ekibeki is a social enterprise which works to preserve the rich craft heritage of India through awareness, design and market interventions.

Anaqii

Anaqii is an Indian based fashion brand, designing ready to wear for women. It’s a print-oriented brand, where we create exclusive...

Bihart

Bihart promotes the various art forms of Bihar like Sujani, Manjusha, and Sikki and weaves like 'extra weft', 'fishnet' 'Chingari' and...

Potli

Art Bunker, through its Brand POTLI, offers a series of Indian art & craft kits that aim to reconnect children with traditional Indian art, thereby creating awareness and expanding markets for artisan communities that depend on their art for their livelihood while helping sustain the old art forms they practice.

Iro Iro

Iro Iro upcycles silk waste procured from local textiles and market places, which would otherwise be burned as fuel or sent to the landfill.

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