If you are in love with Mother Earth and want to protect our environment by taking conscious purchasing decisions, please support these ambitious changemakers
Disclaimer: apart from I-Rewood, which is our home decor brand, we are not commissioned from mentioning the other accounts. We only share them with you because we like them and want to support their great work.
I-Rewood: I-Rewood is specialized in recycled wood homeware and home decor . Their main material comes from various structures aimed for demolition and its materials would otherwise be thrown away. Because they source all the wood from Kaltimber, a FSC Recycled Certified company, the wood origin is guaranteed.
Photo Credit: https://www.i-rewood.com/
Eco initiative : Did you know that many toiletry products are harmful for your body? Deodorant is one of them and The Eco Initiative products are great alternatives. Do you also look for great natural candles, tooth powder or lotions, this small brand is definitely your go-to place!
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DuaKala: Using shredded plastic otherwise destined to be wasted, DuaKala wants to turn r discarded plastic into something beautiful and valuable. This two-women team invites artists and product designers, who are curious about implementing plastic molding into their work to create sustainable designs.
Photo Credit: http://duakala.com/
ArtCycleBALI: Tires and inner tubes don't necessarily match with fashion in our minds. However, ArtCycle managed to close this gap. They repurpose these wasted products into superb conscious, fashionable and beautiful art, jewellery, bags, belts and useful complements.
Photo Credit: https://www.artcyclebali.net/
Bottle For Earth: we all see too often famous brands of water bottles littering our beaches. Hydration is critical, but so is carrying a reusable bottle everywhere we go! Bottle For Earth has great designs and even insulated thermos.
Photo Credit: https://www.bottlesforearth.com/
Rimmba: is a slow and sustainable fashion brand. Committed to fighting the excessive waste and pollution caused by the fashion industry, Rimmba uses recycled or natural materials. They also employ low-impact printing and dyeing methods.
Photo Credit: https://rimmba.com/
Anada Limited: Sustainable living has a very committed representative in ANADA Ltd. Their products are made of sustainable materials such as bamboo or reclaimed timber. ANADA Limited sources, produces and distributes products that are socially, economically and environmentally sustainable.
Photo Credit https://anadalimited.com/
Indosole: Stylish footwear rarely comes from recycled materials But the look at what Indosole does, the answer is definitely YES, it’s possible! When you think about it, what else could be more durable than tires used to withstand thousands of kilometers on the road?
Photo Credit: https://indosole.com/