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Fvck Fast Fashion

by sven waldhor October 05, 2022 0 Comments

As designers we’ve seen firsthand that Fast Fashion is not helping our planet or our people. We’re not interested at all in that approach.

First and foremost it doesn’t align with our Purpose, or our Core Values.

-Our Purpose is to Inspire, Empower, and Defy the Norm-

We don’t believe in Fast Fashion, we actually don’t even follow regular fashion, we simply make things we’d like to wear ourselves.

Spring/Summer Fall/Winter, the churn of the seasons tumbling straight into the landfill… no thanks…

We aim for timeless fashion that bends the norm, and transcends the seasonal “rules”.

We believe clothing and accessories can be a fun and functional extension of our characters, our beliefs, values and identities.

What we wear can be Sacred and can convey a message.

The power and nature of this message is partly determined by the strength of the intention and integrity that led to its creation, and mostly by how we FEEL while wearing it.

-Fast Fashion also doesn’t align with our Core Values, which are Quality, Creative Innovation, Sustainability, and Stellar Customer Service-

We believe in the holistic integrity of a unique product made from the best, most sustainable materials possible.

We strive for long-term, lasting, and fair trade relationships with our craftsmen and our customers. That’s why we’re deeply and personally involved in all areas of production: design, drafting patterns, finding new eco materials, repairs, and refining waste reduction techniques.

What else can we do? We can do more:

🌎 We are pledged to donate 1% of our annual sales (not profits) to support environmental organizations and non-profits that are focused on the environment. 1% for the Planet is a trusted global organization that exists to ensure our planet and future generations thrive ❤️
🌲1 tree is also planted with every order.
We have a Pre-Loved section on our website, where we help people re-sell their old but in good condition Anahata or Infiniti gear for either store credit or money.

We know everything comes at a price, and we’re not cheap by any means, nor do we care to be… The true cost of cheap fast fashion comes at the mercy of either the environment, the workers, or the quality of the garments; and that’s not a price that WE are willing to pay.