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Online clothing store made in Azores that delivers as far as you need it. They use linen, cupro, bamboo, tencel, wool, and certified organic cotton
Drope Clothing hit the swimwear fashion market in 2019 by debuting with a collection inspired by the Philippines. Since then, all the collections launched by the brand look for inspiration in different paradisiacal locations. In terms of sustainability, the brand seeks to use recycled fabrics like Econyl, through a collaboration with Healthy Seas (an organization that collects fishing nets lost at the bottom of the sea with the help of volunteer divers). In addition, all shipments are completely plastic-free and the packaging is made from recycled material. Drope also seeks to minimize material waste in the production process, with handmade pieces and leftovers used to make accessories offered to customers.
This project addresses an action that promotes the conservation and sustainable use of oceans, seas, and marine resources for sustainable development. This SDG aims to prevent and reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities.
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Sustainable fashion online store with a focus on local production, fair trade, limited stock, and sustainable materials. Açaí com Granola does not look at sustainability
Online clothing store that favors the most natural raw materials and controlled production, to avoid surpluses. From production to shipping, Amélie promotes the use of
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