2/10
Botanika
Characterised by handmade textile-dyeing processes using plant-based ingredients, Botanika scarves, trousers and skirts feature a blend of earthy tunes on fine-touch natural fabric. An upcoming workshop gives an insight into eco-friendly dyeing practices by using flowers.
3/10
Müskinn
Producing their wares locally, small-scale venture Müskinn work with recycled materials. Even the brand’s logo is made from reused packaging waste. Last year, the label teamed up with Küss Mich, the Budapest-based DJ duo, to create bags for eco-conscious music lovers. Müskinn also run workshops for making accessories or a collar for your dog.
4/10
PINKPONILO
From upcycling weathered evening wear to creating cool clothing from scratch, communal sewing project PINKPONILO host varied seminars from beginner’s to advanced level. Zero-waste workshops involve producing items for which every scrap of fabric is put to good use.
5/10
PLANTETHICS
Focusing on how plants can bring positive changes to life, PLANTETHICS create earrings made from fallen twigs and necklaces fashioned from pressed plants. Launching soon, a new addition to the collection, WanderWoman, aims to promote ethical production and fair trade through high-standard jewellery made according to sustainable practices.
6/10
Printa
Now a decade in the business, Printa nooffer a capsule collection of clothes and accessories that are handmade using organic ingredients. But this is also the go-to boutique for idiosyncratic souvenirs such as posters, canvas bags, even kitchen towels, whose design draws inspiration from Budapest symbols and street art.
7/10
Renaichance
Renaissance-style art lies behind this portmanteau brand name, synonymous with recycling. Waist bags, belts, maxi skirts and vests are made from clothes, curtains or lace no longer used for their original function. Bring any of your unwanted pieces for the full revamp.
8/10
Sharolta
Ethical fashion brand Sharolta combine their love for minimalist design with a strong motivation to protect the planet. Their line of clothes and bags builds on secondhand denim products that are upcycled by local seamstresses. Be part of this movement by placing your old jeans in one of Sharolta’s drop boxes or buy one of their trendy items.
9/10
Touch Me Not
Certified organic material goes into the blouses, shirts and sweatshirts of the Touch Me Not clothing line for women and men. Textiles come from accredited factories where the manufacturing processes are monitored from the cotton fields to logistics. Choose this brand for long-lasting design, careful tailoring and transparent labelling.
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