By Sri Lanka Threads a Sustainable Future with Eco-Conscious Fashion
Sri Lanka’s vibrant fashion scene is weaving a new narrative, one that’s kind to the planet. As global awareness of environmental issues grows, a wave of sustainable fashion brands is making its mark on the island nation. These brands are moving beyond conventional practices, embracing eco-friendly materials, upcycled fabrics, and ethical production processes.
Leading the charge is The House of Lonali, an award-winning label that breathes new life into discarded textiles. They source surplus fabrics from large manufacturers, transforming them into unique clothing and accessories, a testament to the power of upcycling.
House of Lonali is the conscious lifestyle brand that creates uncompromising fashion and style keeping both people and the planet at heart.
Selin, a Fair-trade certified social enterprise, showcases Sri Lanka’s rich heritage through ethically sourced and handcrafted garments. Their commitment to fair labor practices further underscores the brand’s dedication to social and environmental responsibility.
We are passionate about empowering women and communities
through the revival of traditional handloom craftsmanship.
Buddhi Batiks keeps the tradition of batik making alive, using natural dyes and empowering local communities through their production process. Their bold and colorful pieces showcase the beauty of this time-honored craft while adhering to sustainable principles.
Buddhi Batiks is an ethical fashion business which empowers women
Wax Raqqs takes a unique approach, utilizing discarded fish leather to create innovative and stylish accessories. This not only reduces waste but also offers a cruelty-free alternative to traditional leather products.
Wax Craqqs is a brand helping the Batik artisans in Sri Lanka whilst taking Batik internationally!
These are just a few examples of the many Sri Lankan brands paving the way for a more sustainable future in fashion. Their dedication to responsible practices and innovative designs proves that style and sustainability can go hand in hand. As consumer awareness continues to rise, Sri Lanka’s eco-conscious fashion scene is poised to grow even stronger, setting a positive example for the global fashion industry.
