Cuckoo!
Let's talk about waste!🚮 The global fashion industry alone produces around 2.1 million GHGs (Greenhouse Gases) and that figure is for the year 2018, so imagine the figure we must have reached this year in 2025!
😧I can't even imagine it!
All of this is one of the main reasons why we adopted a zero-waste textile policy. And I emphasize textiles again because, unfortunately, we are not yet able to be completely zero waste…
To this end, every scrap of fabric is used, starting with the largest projects and working down to the smallest. Even when reduced to tiny pieces, they will be shredded into even smaller pieces for stuffing.
By using these two methods, we avoid wasting any piece of textile.
The only exception is stains on second-hand clothing and fabrics. We still want to maintain hygiene, as we don't know what the stain is.
We have also started recycling packaging paper for parcels. Whether it is crumpled or torn, it will be used.
♻️In addition to being eco-friendly, all of this also allows us to reduce material costs! We don't often think about it, but boxes, wrapping paper, packing tape, and so on, cost money, and the bill adds up quickly, especially when you want to use biodegradable packaging or envelopes. For now, reusing materials is the best way for us and for you to save money!
If you have any fabric or fabric remnants you'd like to get rid of, come see us at our markets! We'd be happy to take them off your hands and give your fabrics a second or even third life!
❓If you have any questions, feel free to email us or message us on Instagram! We'd like to create an FAQ with your most frequently asked questions!
See you soon! 🩷
Emie