From upcycled fabrics to handmade jewellery, Singapore’s sustainable fashion brands offer a wide array of eco-conscious choices. Here are some of the labels making waves with their commitment to ethical practices and innovative designs.
Pyar
Pyar’s jewellery line is handmade by artisans in Bali using recycled silver and brass. Their designs are inspired by nature and human connection, focusing on longevity and ethical production.
SANS FAFF
Founded by Brandy Dallas, SANS FAFF specializes in sustainable womenswear with signature bows and tailored pieces. The brand uses bamboo fiber and follows a zero-plastic policy, allocating 1% of profits to environmental nonprofits.
BabeCave Batik
BabeCave Batik creates modern batik clothing with nostalgic and vintage undertones. They support small artisans by sourcing traditional batik fabric and producing chic designs in-house in Singapore.
Indosole
Indosole repurposes used tires and sneaker soles into durable, high-grip footwear. A certified B Corp, they have diverted over 150,000 tires from landfills since 2009, creating vegan and waterproof shoes.
aNERDstore
aNERDstore focuses on textile arts, promoting Indonesian batik and tenun. Their designs provide sustainable income for artisans and preserve traditional crafts by reinventing them for modern use.
muta.wear
muta.wear upcycles post-consumer textile waste into accessories and clothing through experimental reconstruction. This zero-waste label emphasizes artisanal slow-fashion techniques.
Tessellate.Co
Tessellate.Co designs sustainable jewellery using authentic, quality gemstones. Committed to net-zero emissions, the brand offers classic pieces and bespoke services, maintaining an ethical supply chain.
Graye Studio
Graye Studio offers unisex clothing with minimalist designs, combining eastern and western elements. Using fabrics like cotton, linen, and TENCEL™, they advocate for sustainable fashion and quality craftsmanship.
Somafolk
Somafolk creates simplistic, earthy designs using cotton, linen, silk, and hemp. Their limited collections feature natural dyes like indigo and kaki shibu, embodying a true slow fashion ethos.
Kynd
Kynd’s swim and sportswear are inspired by French aesthetics and created in small batches. Their regenerated fabrics are OEKO-TEX® certified, ensuring high quality and sustainability.
One Puram
One Puram uses TENCEL™ fibers and collaborates with ethical workshops in Indonesia. Their vibrant, tropical designs emphasize ethical production and community care, reflecting a commitment to sustainability.
Rawbought
Rawbought offers buttery-soft sleepwear for the whole family, with in-house production for greater supply chain transparency. Their comfortable designs prioritize both quality and sustainability.
Restore
Restore upcycles upholstery into stylish accessories, promoting the circular economy and supporting marginalized communities. Their unique designs champion sustainability and social impact.
The brands featured in this final installment underscore the diversity and creativity within Singapore’s sustainable fashion scene. From upcycling and zero-waste practices to preserving traditional crafts and promoting ethical production, these labels offer a wide range of eco-conscious options for the discerning consumer.
By choosing to support these brands, shoppers can enjoy unique, high-quality fashion while contributing to a more sustainable and ethical industry. The commitment of these brands to sustainability not only sets an example for the fashion world but also empowers consumers to make choices that align with their values. Together, we can foster a more sustainable future through mindful fashion choices.
To read more startup stories visit- thesingaporepress