Rivers are the life lines of our planet. If they're clean and healthy, so is our environment, the food we eat and the water we drink. So for today's World River Day, let's take a closer look at what role fashion plays in the pollution of our rivers, and what we...
When was the last time you looked up to the stars? Read the origin story that inspired your new favourite motif.
Today, everything we buy seems to be marketed as 'sustainable' and 'ethical'. But who really walks the talk? Can fashion truly be sustainable and circular?
Let's get nerdy and learn about what you actually support.
This month we celebrate #5YearsOfChangingLives. From 1,482 lives impacted, +25 tons of CO2 saved and +1.2 Mio liters of toxic waste water prevented - here are a few highlights from our work and everything you allow us to do.
Everyone and everything has their own journey.
Everyone knows that plastic pollution is bad. And unfortunately, the fashion industry plays a big role in it. The question is: What can you do about it? Here are 6 simple things anyone can do for a plastic free ocean.
I'd love to invite you to watch this brilliant documentary by Deutsche Welle with me. It's about the Citarum River in West Java which was recently named the most polluted river in the world - thanks to over 500 textile factories that dump tons of toxic waste water in it every...
Our #MadeRight clothes are built from connection, between you, our Ibus, and the Earth. Each is a reminder of how intertwined our lives are, inspiring us to reconnect with what matters most. So on this year's Mother's Day, I am honored to share a letter written by Dewi L. on how #MadeRight has impacted...
The impact on the pandemic is not gender neutral. With women disproportionally impacted, we are honored to have been able to stand with our Ibus in this difficult time. And we wouldn't been able to do it without you. Thank you for choosing change.
From offcuts to opportunities, proceeds from your #MadeRight Mini purchases provided clean water for families in Central Sumba.
I will never forget the fear in her voice. That phone call with our Ibus in Gesikharjo back in March. It was the beginning of it all here in Indonesia. Following the first week of the lockdown, their husbands were laid off. In a single night, our Ibus became the...
