Bamboo Brand Case Studies
Charlie Bradley Ross
Monday, 1 August 2022
While sustainability in bamboo production remains relatively opaque, Charlie investigates brands working with the fibre and how they ensure their production processes are as responsible as possible. Learn from the case studies about what you can implement in your own business and ideas on where you could improve.
In this video, you'll learn:
- How fashion brand BAM uses bamboo, and how they address the sustainability issues of the fibre
- About Australian bamboo fashion brand Boody, and how they communicate about the sustainability of their garments
- How fabric retailer, The Bamboo Fabric Store, describes bamboo and its sustainability credentials
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An Introduction to Handweaving Fabrics with Maria Sigma
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Maria Sigma is an award-winning textile designer/weaver specialising in 'zero waste' ethical hand-woven textiles for interiors. She studied at Chelsea College of Art & Design, and since she graduated in 2014, she has developed her own weaving practice in London.
She has collaborated with brands such as Soho House, Selfridges, The New Craftsmen, London Craft Week, OXO Tower and TOAST. Here, she met with us to explain the basics of handweaving and how she incorporates a zero-waste, sustainable approach to her practice.