Dangers of Synthetic Fibers

The fashion industry is woven with glamour, self-expression, and ever-changing trends. But beneath the shimmering surface lies a dark secret: a toxic underbelly that poses a threat to our health and planet. Today, we’re unraveling the hidden threads of fashion’s environmental and human impact, and exploring how we can rewrite this narrative towards a more […]

In the ongoing fight for healthy lungs, a new enemy emerges: microplastics. While COVID-19 remains a concern, these tiny plastic fibers, shed from our synthetic clothes, furniture, and carpets, are increasingly found everywhere – even in the deepest ocean trenches and the peaks of the Himalayas. And one-third of our household dust is estimated to

We Are Covered in Petroleum: A Deeper Look at Microplastics and Sustainable Fashion We walk around bathed in a sea of oil. Not the literal kind, thankfully, but a pervasive presence of petroleum-based products woven into the fabric of our lives – from the clothes we wear to the food we eat. This hidden reality

Rayon and modal, often touted as natural and luxurious fabrics, may not be as innocent as they seem. While they boast undeniable comfort and drape, their journey from tree to garment hides a dark side – one fraught with environmental damage and potential health risks. Let’s look into why you might want to reconsider relying

In today’s fast-paced world, fashion trends come and go quicker than ever before. The lure of cheap, trendy clothing has transformed the fashion industry into a giant fast fashion machine. But behind the allure lies a hidden cost—one that extends beyond our wallets and into the very fabric of our world. In this blog, we’ll

Sadhguru, a renowned Indian yogi and mystic, has spoken extensively about the benefits of using handloom products made from natural fibers. Here are some of his key points: Ethical and sustainable production: Handloom products are made by skilled artisans using traditional techniques that have minimal environmental impact. This contrasts with mass-produced clothing, which often involves