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Sourcing & Supply | Recycling

This group is for people who make fashion from recycled materials or people that have materials to donate for recycling.

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NEED materials for MA work

Started by steph steele Feb 11, 2013. 0 Replies

Fabric available for good cause

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The waste cloth market at Seelampur, Delhi

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Comment by Gnana Studio on August 16, 2017 at 21:26

Hi there!

We quite have a huge issue in finding a certain cotton twill.

We are looking for a heavy cotton twill,which is very soft on the exterior even though it's heavy! We are looking for high quality and as well very strange colors like: green amazon, black mate, smokey deep grey, pale beig etc. The most important is the softness and to be heavy! Do you know good suppliers with accessible prices which can offer this kind of cotton twill? Will be great if they are able to dyed it as well.

Thank you in advance.

Gnana Team

Comment by Gnana Studio on June 16, 2017 at 8:20

Hello there

We are a romanian brand lunched by Floriana Sandu-a young designer- from passion of nature, beauty and freedom. With tendencies on the contrast between natural, simplicity and craftmanship, Gnana brings a versatile and conceptual design with simple cuts, completed by the use of natural materials. 

The contrast between clean cuts and the complexity of the hand made or digital prints brings the idea of the heterogeneity 
of the human being, of our dual feelings and the power of emotionality. 
Each collection brings a new and complete universe, by decomposing in three divisions: clothes for men and women, 
accessories and jewellery and the interior design division, fusing to offer an unique and exhaustive experience. 
Gnana’s characters are free, versatile and creative, explorers of the nature and of their inner world. Entities that trough imagination can give a new form to each garment

Our textiles are all natural (excepting the modal finer made of Fagus bark), traditional romanian soft goods woven however 
with the latest technologies.

Properties of our textiles: 
-antialergic 
-aerated 
-easy to maintain without ironing 
-dimensionally stable indifferently of the ironing or washing temperature 
-durable ecological colors

We would love to have your feedback-as your opinion matter to us.

Thank you.

http://www.gnanastudio.com/

Comment by Ronny Salvator on August 2, 2016 at 10:13

Hey,

If all of you are need some customisation with cheap rate, give a look at Oasis Sublimation, is a reputed USA, UK, Australia base wholesale sublimated clothing manufacturer company. I got to know about them from my friends.

Comment by Dr.Gabriella Mányi Walek on July 30, 2016 at 14:05

We kindly ask you to support us! https://www.generosity.com/community-fundraising/support-for-ecodes...

Thanks for sharing too.

Comment by Daisy Sophie Maria Hardwick on July 30, 2016 at 13:48

We are looking for people to help promote our kickstarter campaign. We are using recycled materials and supporting homeless charities in our community. Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/whatdaisydid/266047869?token=d... Thanks for watching :)

Comment by Rachel Wintz on September 30, 2014 at 3:34

Hello,

    I’m Rachel Wintz, a Sociologist from Anchorage, Alaska. I’m working on a proposal to study and report on the sustainable fashion industry, profiling sustainable innovations within the industry and looking toward the future of the fashion industry and its impact around the globe on social, economic, and environmental factors.

    I’d like to interview people in all sorts of positions within the fashion industry -from the farm to the factory to the shop. If the proposal is funded, I will be submitting reports to be disseminated by either the National Geographic or the Institute of Current World Affairs. If you’re available for an interview about your work in the sustainable fashion industry or perhaps would like to do a multimedia project about your work, please contact me at rachelwintz@gmail.com.

   Additionally, if you have information or resources you can refer me to, I’m happy to receive any expertise you have to share with me about the sustainable fashion industry. Your collaboration is much appreciated and will greatly enhance my understanding of the sustainable fashion industry.

   If you’d like to take a look at my work, please visit my portfolio: https://sites.google.com/site/portfoliorachelwintz/

Thank you,

Rachel Wintz     rachelwintz@gmail.com

Comment by chaitanya arora on May 11, 2014 at 6:59

Hi There...

I would be in London from 21-22 May ..Anyone interested in organic fabrics..get in touch...stockist and wholesaler from India 10 years selling beautiful organic fabrics..

would be carrying all swatches and samples for review...

I would love to meet anyone interested in buying organic fabrics or wants to discuss eco fashion...mail me on marketingaaeco@gmail.com...

Chaitanya

Comment by steph steele on February 11, 2013 at 11:35
Hello! Looking for some supplies for my MA Fashion and the Environment collection. It's using authenticity, transparency, design for disassembly, mindfulness of waste and craftsmanship as the key principles of design practice and method of communicating certain issues/ideals.

I'm using the north east of England, where I'm from as the base inspiration so all of my materials must evoke a feeling of that area. SO, I call up on you.

Does anyone have any of these things going spare/know where I can get them/have suppliers/could sponsor me:

-tarpaulin (rubberised cotton sheeting variety) & PVC (reclaimed)
-beads of all glass, ceramic, acrylic, crystal sort
-rope, man made & natural
-cord, cotton
-wool tops (for felting)
-neoprene foam sheet
-army blankets
-linen inc. tablecloths
-latex
-webbing

Thank you!!!
Comment by Sara Li-Chou Han on November 18, 2011 at 12:35

Really looking forward to exhibiting at The Clothes Show Live with The Good Fashion Show!

 

See you in the Designer Pavillion!

 

xxx

Comment by Emma Scullion on November 1, 2011 at 7:49

Hi all - just want to put it out there that I am always looking for fabric to recycle/upclycle - particularly light denim/chambray but any natural cottons/natural fabrics can always be used.

 

We work with two womens groups in Uganda and produce children's wear, toys and accessories as well as run sewing workshops etc in the UK all to raise money to train more women and support orphaned children in their care.

www.awamu.co.uk.....please think of us if you have anything you think we can make use of. Have a great day. 

 

Emma 

 

 

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