Blind People's Association Is Helping The Visually Challenged Live A Sustainable Life Through Sustainable Fashion

Blind People's Association has been involved in upcycling and reusing old clothes as a way to promote sustainability and also generate income for the disabled individuals

In 2014, Sajan Veerr Abrol, founded the not-for-profit organisation, Clothes Box Foundation, with the idea of making clothes accessible to those in need

26-year-old Ishita Aggarwal gives a new lease of life too old sneakers by simply painting them

Through her start-up Dwij, Soumya Annapurna Kalluri has been able to upcycle more than 6,000 pairs of denim into fashionable bags, accessories, clutches, and items of daily utility

Indian brands and designers are going back to their roots to embrace Khadi and are giving this highly eco-friendly, handspun fabric a makeover. One such brand on the list is Anuprerna, an artisanal sustainable textile brand

C Sekar from Chennai is known for working with various kinds of fibres. One of them is banana fibre which is biodegradable and eco-friendly

When we talk of giving our clothes a conscience, it is not only about making sustainable fashion choices, but also understanding that those choices are keeping livelihoods going across India. One such place is Aranya Natural

Noida-based Paiwand Studio takes scrap from design studios, weaves it into the fabric and sells it back to them

Sodhani Biotech, a young team promotes the oneness of our life with the environment by extracting colours from plants and plant waste

With a focus on the 3Rs -reduce, reuse and recycle -Mulya Creation works on turning plain fabric into beautiful prints, all thanks to that gift from nature - flowers