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Every thread weaved creates opportunity and connects communities

Our mission is to mitigate the effects of climate change on Native American weaver communities and raise awareness of their beautiful weaving traditions by partnering with them to design textiles.

The Problem We Are Solving

The fashion industry generates ~4 billion tons of CO2 emissions annually. Weaver communities, particularly women, unfairly face the most severe impacts of the climate crisis.

4B

tons of carbon emissions from the fashion industry

∞

potential of women empowerment

1

thread at a time

Photo by Anton Kraev on Unsplash

Our Solution

We’re changing the narrative by bridging sustainable fashion and educational empowerment. Our platform connects Native American weaver communities with conscious consumers, funding education for the next generation of women leaders.

Limit fashion emissions through sustainable textiles.

Fund to Indigenous communities to support their income and preserve their heritage.

Support and advocate for women weavers

Our Goal

Donating funds from sustainable textiles to fund education for women in local communities while advocating and fighting for support for women weavers.

LATEST POSTS

Collaboration for Change: Non-Profit Partnerships in Textiles

In a world where sustainability is becoming increasingly important, the textile industry is at a crossroads. With fast fashion dominating...

6 days ago5 min read

Crafting a Better Future: Textiles for Education

In a world where education is the key to progress, innovative approaches are essential. One such approach is the integration of textiles...

6 days ago4 min read

Empowering Women Weavers Through Sustainable Textile Initiatives

In a world where fast fashion dominates, the art of weaving often gets overlooked. Yet, weaving is not just a craft; it is a tradition...

6 days ago5 min read

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MEET THE FOUNDER

ANUSHA NARAYAN

Anusha uses fashion for self-expression. Witnessing California's climate crisis shocked her about the industry's environmental impact. Inspired by textile weaving, she aims to promote conscious fashion choices.

Student at The Nueva School
Research Intern at Stanford Sustainability Systems Lab