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FIRST-RESPONDER SERIES

 

A C.Mota Studio x Most Prominent Co. collaboration for Remake World

 
 
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Creating clothes to tell meaningful stories and support organizations advocating for sustainable fashion and fair garment labor practices.

 
 
 
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Values

 

Impact Reduction. Natural fibers, lasting materials, and repurposed garments.

15 million tons of used textiles are wasted yearly in the U.S. which is the carbon footprint equivalent to 8 million cars. By repurposing, we help prevent clothes from ending up in landfills. 

Community Support. Collaborations, donations, and program involvement.

Our work is all about supporting organizations whose efforts are in the realm of clean fashion and fair labor. We give back by identifying needs of a community or organization and working to help fill those needs.

Meaningful Stories. Education, insightful features, and purposeful content.

Clothes are the means by which we share stories around a specific message. We create clothes that expand your knowledge and give you the power increase awareness.

 

Latest news

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REMAKE Empowers Female Garment Workers by Revealing the Dark Sides of the Fashion Industry

Remake is a nonprofit that believes fashion can be a force for good and we are donating 15% of every sale from the First-Responder Series to support their cause.

From LA to NJ, Our Collaboration with C.Mota Studio is Not Bound by Distance

Meaningful collaborations are not limited to the distance between the parties involved. From New York to Los Angeles, we have collaborated with C.Mota Studio and PBLK SRVC on the First-Responder Series where proceeds go towards REMAKE, the Peace Corps of Fashion.

Over 100lbs of Textiles Were Donated at the Make It Last Clothes Drive, What Impact Does This Have?

Attendees at the Make It Last Clothes Drive helped donate over 100lbs of textiles. So what happens with these pre-loved clothes and how does this support fair labor and clean fashion?

We Need to Fight to Keep the Bangladesh Accord for Garment Worker Safety

For the past five years, the Bangladesh Accord has made monumental improvements on garment labor safety since the tragic Rana Plaza Factory Collapse that killed 1,000+ garment workers. Now the nation’s government wants to put an end to it.

FABSCRAP, A Textile Reuse Nonprofit Collaborating with NYC Government Agencies and Design Studios

New York City residents throw out 200,000 tons of clothing, shoes, accessories, and linens every year. So, what happens to the fabric after it’s been saved from the landfill? Due to lack of infrastructure, it can be difficult for clothing designers to recycle their leftover textile scraps. That’s why FABSCRAP arranges pickups to collect textiles from residents, designers, and businesses.

Helpsy is the Largest Clothing Collector in the Northeast and Our Latest Donation Partner

For many of us, clothing donation containers seen in parking lots and around our neighborhoods is nothing new. Most of us know the drill— use the KonMari method on our clothes, find a collection container, and drop off clothes that no longer interest us. But what happens after that? Where do the clothes go? Are they donated, recycled, or none of the above?