As the dust settles on the Playa, comfort becomes king at Burning Man. With the harsh sun by day and the chilly nights, choosing the right fabric can make all the difference. Dive into our top fabric picks—hemp cotton, bamboo cotton, kala cotton, eucalyptus, and lotus—that are not only UV resistant, anti-bacterial, and anti-microbial but also perfect for radical self-expression. Get ready to feel as good as you look!

Explore how the fashion industry can shift from mass production to sustainability with made-to-order models. This approach reduces waste, enhances craftsmanship, and aligns with modern consumer demands. Dive into the future of fashion, where each piece is crafted with care and intention.

From Orange Peels to fabric. Read more to learn about this magical process

In a world dominated by synthetic and mass-produced garments, it's time to prioritize eco-friendly fashion. By embracing natural materials and artisanal craftsmanship, we can reduce our ecological footprint and invite healing energy into our lives. Let's rethink our fashion choices for a more sustainable future.

Fashion is not just about looking good, but also feeling good. The clothes we wear can have a significant impact on our self-esteem and confidence.

Today, mass production reigns supreme, and the fashion supply chain can often seem like a mystery to the average consumer. But with the rise of conscious consumption, more and more people are becoming interested in knowing the story behind the clothes they wear.

The rise of bespoke fashion is a reflection of the changing attitudes towards fashion and a desire for personal style and sustainability. As consumers become increasingly aware of the impact that fast fashion has on the environment and workers in the supply chain, they are seeking out alternatives that align with their values.

Have you ever stopped to think about the journey of the shirt you're wearing? From the unsustainable farming practices that produced the cotton, to the chemical processes used in factories to turn that cotton into fabric, and then the polluting dyes used to give it color - it's no wonder that the clothing industry is one of the biggest polluters in the world.

But what about the impact on you? What about the fact that what you wear is constantly touching the receptors on your skin, your body's largest organ? It's not just about the environment - it's about your own wellness and mood.