Have you heard of Indigenous Designs? Well, if you are a boutique owner take a look at their wholesale offerings like these images shown here.
If you’re just looking for some comfortable clothing for yourself, they offer a variety of sale items on the site.
Read more about the founders, Scotty and Matt, and how they have helped form a scalable artisan network through the Indigenous clothing line that reflects a commitment to sustainability and socially responsible actions:
This global collaboration weaves together the employees of Indigenous, the artisans from around the world, and most importantly you, our customers.
Indigenous Designs is committed to:
* Supporting and preserving fair trade wages and artisan cooperatives
* Investing in natural and organic fibers and environmentally-friendly dyes
* Spreading the beauty of handmade, eco fashion
Learn more about their philosophy, the artisans they value and their heartfelt partnerships.
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Know that Britta Reynolds of Indigenous Designs is one of two tied-second runner-ups in Chic Eco’s “Best Creative Women’s Fashion Designer Contest.” Congrats to Britta!
Know that Britta Reynolds of Indigenous Designs is one of two tied-second runner-ups in Chic Eco’s “Best Creative Women’s Fashion Designer Contest.” Congrats to Britta!