MISSION
1º SLOW FASHION:
Buying slow fashion offers several benefits. It's more sustainable, as it promotes ethical practices, reduces environmental impact, and supports fair wages for workers. Slow fashion items are often of higher quality, lasting longer than fast fashion pieces. Additionally, embracing slow fashion encourages a mindful approach to consumption and helps to counter the throwaway culture associated with fast fashion.
2º SUSTAINABLE - "DEAD STOCK" FABRICS
Using deadstock fabrics is a sustainable practice that helps reduce waste in the fashion industry. Deadstock fabrics are leftover materials from other fashion production processes that might otherwise end up in landfills. By utilizing these materials, designers can create new products without the need for additional resource consumption. This not only helps to minimize environmental impact but also adds uniqueness to the products, as the availability of deadstock fabrics is limited and can result in limited-edition or one-of-a-kind items.
3º HANDMADE BY THE DESIGNER
In a world of mass-produced fashion, I find solace and empowerment in the art of creating garments entirely by hand. Every piece I make is a testament to patience, creativity, and skill. From meticulously selecting patterns to cutting and stitching with my own hands, I breathe life into each fabric, transforming it into a unique expression of my style.
In a society dominated by fast fashion, I choose a different path—a path of intention and individuality. As I thread the needle and guide the fabric through, I am not just making clothes; I am weaving stories. Stories of dedication and craftsmanship, stories that honor the tradition of tailoring while embracing the contemporary spirit of self-reliance.
My handmade garments carry with them a sense of authenticity that transcends the trends of the moment. Each stitch is a reminder of the time and care invested, a rebellion against the disposable culture that plagues the industry. The process itself becomes a meditation—a way to connect with the fabric, understand its nuances, and let creativity flow freely.
While sewing, I bridge the gap between art and utility. I revel in the challenge of fitting pieces together like a puzzle, celebrating the small victories with every seam that aligns perfectly. And as I see the finished piece take shape, I am reminded that true satisfaction lies not just in the end result, but in the journey itself.
My handmade clothes tell a story of self-sufficiency and sustainability. I honor the past by embracing a slower approach to fashion, and I contribute to a better future by reducing waste and making mindful choices. Each handmade garment is a small revolution—an act of resistance against the disposable and the ordinary.
So, when I step out into the world wearing a piece I've created with my own hands, I wear more than just fabric; I wear a piece of my soul, a declaration of my values, and a symbol of the beauty that can emerge when creativity and craftsmanship intertwine.
With my brand I want to pass the message of Uniqueness, Sustainable, Slow Fashion
and Quality.
I create to empower each one of you and to tell you "buy good quality and something
you really like instead of buying bad quality and be part of the mass consumption
industry".
