Maki Organicare was created by Maartje van Laarhoven in early 2020. The growing awareness that we should minimize our collective impact on the environment as much as possible led her to start her business. At Maki they believe conscious handling of products, reuse and local entrepreneurship contributes to a more sustainable world and produces products that are friendly to people, animals and the environment.
Read MoreNature Hommage, launched in 2019 by Jenny Eckerud and Anisa Nordén, is a Swedish eco-conscious women's activewear brand that aims to change the fashion industry. The fashion industry is one of the biggest violators of human rights and one of the biggest polluters on the planet. That is why Natura Hommage finds it very important to act now. Most of activewear clothing produced today is made from crude oil (lycra, polyester etc.).
Read MoreThe driving forces behind Little Llama are Helle and Nicoline Løvschall – a successful mother and daughter team. While travelling in Peru, Nicoline got to know about baby alpaca wool, which is one of the world's most exclusive yarns and is the main component of the Little Llama children’s fashion collection today. Helle has many years of professional experience working with children and allergies in the Danish hospital service, and she also has a great natural focus on caring for children through a healthy environment.
Read MoreFounded in 2006 by Anne Sofie Olrik and Lotte Bundgaard, FUB makes classic, comfortable and sustainable knitwear for kids and women. Every item is carefully created and produced with a demanding regard for details and craftsmanship. The collections are purely made of OEKO-TEX certified merino wool and GOTS certified organic cotton. For 10 years their production has been limited to a minimum meaning that they only produce for orders – not for stock and not for waste.
Read MoreNow_Then is an ecoluxe couture swim label that offers a sustainable luxury collection made with eco-friendly fabrics and ethical manufacturing for ocean-minded women with an eye on tomorrow. Inspired by the ocean and the adventures to come, the brand strives to make stylish and timeless premium garments and raise a voice for ocean conservation. All fabrics and components used by Now_Then are certified with the Oekotex® 100 Standard, which means that they are free of harmful and toxic chemicals.
Read MoreA Good Company produces notebooks made of stone paper: paper made from crushed stone rather than from wood-pulp, in a process that is vastly better for the environment than the production of traditional paper. Stone Paper has a number of other benefits compared with traditional wood-pulp paper: it’s durable and tear-resistant, it has no grain (resulting in a smooth writing experience), and it can withstand water, grease and dirt.
Read MoreNuage means cloud in French. Clouds evoke the carefree days of childhood spent lying in the grass gazing at the sky. Imagination. Simplicity. Freedom. Nuage Kids is a small business based in the suburbs of Paris, France. Born out of a love for design, illustration, animals, nature and of course children. Founded by Jade Rae, an Australian designer/maker who has lived in France since 2010.
Read MoreRodolphe & Co, a professional and humanist adventure, was founded by Rodolphe Diotel, hair colorist, almost 10 years ago. As a committed hairdresser, allergic to traditional hair products and inspired by his desire to "make women more beautiful, taking into account their unique personality", Rodolphe and his brand is distinguished by the strong quest for beauty.
Read MoreKatinka and Gabriëlle are an innovative design duo that have been successfully working together in baby and children's fashion for over 10 years. Because of their passion for design and sustainability in combination with their successful way of working together they decided to set up a brand with their own vision. This leap into the deep, their discovery of a circular system and their surprising designs is what Rabbit Hole stands for. With a nod to 'Alice in wonderland' down the rabbit hole; adventure to the unknown!
Read MoreTakk means thank you in Icelandic. For Dröfn Sigurðardóttir and Olla Gunnlaugsdóttir, the two founders of the Reykjavík-based label TAKK Home, there are many reasons to be grateful for. One of the most important one is to have a home in which one feels safe and full of happy moments. In 2016 they founded TAKK Home, a line of quality products for the home, with focus on simplicity, function, aesthetics and respect for the environment.
Read MoreAnette Miwa Dimmen often wondered why high quality, sustainable fabrics and materials were so hard to find in popular retail products for women. She realized that the link between innovation, design, sustainability and branding connecting smart products with modern women was missing. As a result, women like herself who want not only smart functionality at affordable prices but also contemporary design and brand values corresponding with their own, have very limited options.
Read MoreSUIT Matters, founded by Mirjam Carels and Rosa Kleve, originated from a passion for beautiful and especially healthy skin care products. Their basic values of simplicity, transparency and a no-nonsense attitude are reflected in the products and packaging. Less is more. Sometimes more is necessary. Such as extensive and complete information about ingredients.
Read MoreSiblings Giannis and Garifalia created 3Quarters, a brand that upcycles remaining fabrics of the many awnings that are present at apartments and houses in Athens. After having worked many years abroad, they decided to return to their motherland to work on their dream project and they founded 3QUARTERS in 2015. Committed to the principles of sustainable design, they work intentionally on small-scale production, trying to raise awareness on slow, ethical, socially and environmentally conscious fashion.
Read MoreFRISUR is a multidisciplinary design studio and fashion label based in Berlin and was founded by long-time friends Stephan Sunder-Plassmann and Thies Meyer. The label blends classic German design with Scanidnavian minimalism and focuses on classic, yet current, designs, carefully chosen materials and high quality. FRISUR is committed to sustainability and all garments are designed in Berlin and produced in Germany and Portugal.
Read MoreFounder Swantje van Uehm was working in the cosmetic industry when she realized one thing: she needed a bright red lipstick that didn’t contain synthetic ingredients but was also vegan. That was the beginning of NUI Cosmetics, a natural cosmetics brand. Based on the belief that no animal needs to suffer in order to create the perfect red lip. A lipstick without Carmine (dead bugs) or synthetic ingredients.
Read MoreFabelab, founded in 2013 by Michaela Weisskirchner-Barfod, is a playful organic Scandinavian children’s interior brand that believes in creating high quality, innovative and responsibly made products for a cosy and creative home. From their Copenhagen studio, they design products that encourage curiosity and imagination. The products are multipurpose and grow with the family, gathering stories and memories along the way.
Read MoreThe Kovac Family consists of Christopher and Camilla Kovac, founders and operators, and their daughters Klara and Filippa. The company designs and develops interior products which cause minimum impact on the environment and are easy to recycle. Since its foundation in 2012 The Kovac Family has focused on sustainability as the core value of their business and on researching local and environmentally friendly material.
Read MoreEmroce is an ethical fashion company founded by New Zealander Emma Churchill. Emroce suits are made from Econyl Lycra. Fishing nets and other pre-and post-consumer nylon waste are collected and transformed into functional swim and activewear fabric. Emma creates and adapts her designs in such a way that there is zero waste when it comes to the fabric used. Rather than just cutting away, the designer carefully maps out the fabric so that interlocking shapes can be cut from it.
Read MoreToino Abel is a brand of handmade reed baskets, made with an handcraft technique which remains unchanged since time immemorial. The dried reed is weaved on a loom to build a mat which is then hand-sewn, adorned with a wicker handle, a leather buckle and a shoulder strap and finally a handmade ceramic charm engraved with a reed blossom. Born in 2010 in a village in the interior of Portugal, Toino Abel now presents another collection which has two highlighted features: exclusive patterns and the pioneer use of colors to tint the reed.
Read MoreOmbre Claire, committed to an ethical, equitable approach from one end of the manufacturing to the other, is an artistic universe featuring a line of contemporary jewelry for men and women. Designer Aude Durou dreams up new creations, which are then brought to life by Tuareg artisan metalworkers in Niger and Mali. Each season bring s a new collection drawing on both Saharan-inspired patterns and Aude´s personal influences.
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