We believe in minimising waste by challenging the way fashion is made. We create sustainable fashion using rescued textile waste sourced from the world’s leading luxury fashion brands and reputable mills and manufacturers, we reuse these materials through upcycling, reimagining the destiny of textile waste with timeless designs. With our innovative techniques and sustainable designer collaborations, we are catalysing the circular fashion revolution.
We donate 25% of our profits to Redress, reducing waste and driving sustainability in the fashion industry.
The festive season is now here and in the spirit of gifting, we’re entering the season with a giveaway in collaboration with the British sustainable fashion brand BOTTLETOP!
We think our The R Collective pieces go perfectly with BOTTLETOP’s sustainable, upcycled accessories and so if you’re keen to embrace sustainable design, be sure to enter our giveaway for a chance to WIN your favourite BOTTLETOP bag and The R Collective featured outfit.
Introducing Coco Chan and Valerie Ho, wellness warriors and founders of OMSA, a modern mystical e-store and a lifestyle portal enabling a deeper spiritual awakening. After a work-hard-play-hard mentality led both Valerie and Coco to suffer from signs of burnout, these two spiritually-focused creatives discovered the benefits of living a more balanced and calm life, and placed wellness and mindfulness central in their lives.
Find out more about how the duo maintain a balanced life in a hectic city like Hong Kong, their favourite clean-beauty products and helping others explore self-care, self-love and spiritual wellbeing.
It is estimated that around 80% of a product’s environmental impact is locked in at the design stage. As circular fashion designers, we are guided by our mission to reduce textile waste and pollution in the fashion industry, so naturally, we take to the drawing board seriously.
Find out more about how we follow our three design strategies - Rescue, Reuse, Re-Imagine - to design out waste and transform the way clothes are designed.
