As a designer, she focuses on slow fashion and uses all natural materials such as linen and hemp in her garments.

In my work, Sustainability is foremost. I use high quality natural fibers such as wool, bamboo, linen, silk, and cotton.

One of our favorite finds, features two things we love: good-looking bags and ethical design!

The potency of handmade jewelry stems from its connection to the designer and the maker.

A vision based on the idea of harnessing the power of apparel, using it as a vehicle for women’s empowerment and force for good in the world

Kari has joined our Ethical Fashion Festival Virtual event to share her work and we are happy to have her as one of our featured designers!

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