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Repurposing old leather items like jackets or furniture into new fashion pieces, rescuing durable materials from being discarded.

Creating fashion accessories from leftover fabric pieces to minimize waste. Results in a diverse range of unique, eco-friendly products.

Applying new dye over existing colored textiles to refresh or change their appearance, thus avoiding the manufacture of new fabric.

Utilizes organic substances like plants, fruits, and vegetables to dye textiles, thus avoiding harmful chemicals. Benefits include reduced pollution and potential for unique, artisanal colorways.

Creating garments that can be disassembled and reassembled in different ways, offering versatility and reducing the need for numerous individual items.

Transforming vintage fur products into modern fashion pieces, adhering to ethical standards by not contributing to current demands for fur production.

Patchwork involves sewing together pieces of fabric scraps to create a new garment or accessory, reducing waste. It extends the life of materials and adds uniqueness to fashion items.

Transforming old jeans or denim fabric into new clothing or accessories. This preserves the tough, durable nature of denim while also diverting it from landfills.

A technique where designers create patterns that use 100% of a given material, thereby generating no waste. It challenges designers to be more resourceful and environmentally conscious.

Combining recycled fabrics and resins to create new composite materials that can be used in fashion products, offering a way to repurpose diverse fabric scraps.

Adding hand or machine embroidery to update or repair older garments, which extends their lifespan and minimizes the need for new clothes.