Robin Li

Female

Edinburgh

United Kingdom

Profile Information:

Profession / role:
Qwner/ Designer
Company / organisation:
Clever Togs
Website (if you have one):
http://www.clevertogs.com
My primary role in relation to fashion is:
Entrepreneur
I am looking to discover or buy
Networking, Industry News
About me / About business or organisation:
Clever Togs are a collection of fun & educational, hand-embroidered babies and children's appliqud t-shirts, designed to stimulate the senses with exciting shapes, patterns and textures! Eco-friendly and fair-trade! All the t-shirts we use are ethically produced, 100% unbleached organic cotton. Clever Togs appliques are made using recycled and vintage fabrics. As Clever Togs are hand-crafted, with a lot of time, care and attention devoted to each creation, each piece is unique and exclusive. Lovingly handcrafted in Scotland
Career history / Company history:
Eco-friendly and fair-trade! All the t-shirts we use are ethically produced, 100% unbleached organic cotton. Clever Togs appliques are made using recycled and vintage fabrics. As Clever Togs are hand-crafted, with a lot of time, care and attention devoted to each creation, each piece is unique and exclusive. Lovingly handcrafted in Scotland

Comment Wall:

  • London Designers Fashion Show

    Hi There, I would like to invite you for the new London Fashion Event.

    www.ldfs.co.uk

    regards

    eric

    Feb 18, 2009

  • Udaya Bikram Thapa

    Hello there Robin
    Namaste from Nepal! I just wanted to drop you a line about our company, 'Heaven Hemp' here in Kathmandu which I run with my (British) wife. I've been working here in Nepal since 2002 when I set up my own workshop (we have a permanent team of 8) to design manufacture and export ethically produced natural fibre goods - wild hemp, wild nettle, banana, peace silk, wool and bamboo.
    We now export clothes, accessories, homeware, fabric and yarn to the UK, Norway, the US, Japan and India. As well as using power-loomed natural fibre blends for our clothes, we also source wild hemp and wild nettle yarn and fabric (naturally organic) from farming families in the hills who hand-spin the yarn and hand-weave it on small looms. We have also just started to design and make our own handloomed fabrics too.
    You can see some of our products at www.wildweaves.co.uk, including the new ‘balika’ range of kids' clothes which Rosie (my wife) designed. The site www.heavenhemp.co.uk is our wholesale catalogue. We are trying to spread the word about what we do to create interest in our products, create jobs, and to keep the tradition of hand spun yarn and hand loomed cloth alive in Nepal.

    Please drop me a line if I can tell you anything more,

    Take care
    Udaya

    Sep 14, 2009

  • Fashioning an Ethical Industry

    Hi Robin,

    We thought you might be interested in joining our new group on the Scottish Ethical Fashion Education Network!

    From September 2010 Fashioning an Ethical Industry will be working with Scottish universities and colleges to establish a network interested in teaching, learning and sharing about ethics in the fashion industry. With the support from FEI the Network will host events, develop resources and share best practice related to corporate social responsibility in the fashion industry. Please do join the group to input into the development of the network and keep informed of news and events.
    Click here to join!

    FEI

    Sep 2, 2010