It’s a slow fashion brand that wants to redefine beauty in a conscious, sustainable and caring way: the vast majority of the pieces are created from deadstock fabrics, which makes the editions unique, exclusive and limited.
Furthermore, there are no stocks, as the clothing is made to measure, saving fabric waste.
HIBU is a Portuguese brand that believes that gender is irrelevant in the design of its pieces, crossing multidisciplinary references and a deconstructed minimal aesthetic
Breathe is a sustainable clothing brand. And why? Uses Lyocell (a material that is non-toxic and naturally biodegradable) and BCI Cotton (Better Cotton Initiative), working
Three cousins joined together to create a brand and ended up launching t-shirts that reinforce the importance of preserving nature and Portuguese customs. Soajo, Freita,
This project actively contributes to the reduction of waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse. This SDG also aims to reduce global food waste in production and consumption.
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