Cape Infinity Lite Spice

Net zoals kruiden de smaak van eten versterken, wilden Fifth Origins deze kleurpop toevoegen om je garderobe te verfraaien. Een prachtige roodbruine cape. Met meer dan 15 manieren om Cape Infinity te dragen, kan je garderobe er elke dag van de week altijd als nieuw uitzien. Draag de cape lang en vloeiend, kort en eenvoudig, ingestopt en gezellig of als een volledige poncho-cover-up. Waar je ook heen gaat, een avondje uit of lekker thuis op de bank, je kan de Cape Infinity aanpassen aan de gelegenheid.

15 ambachtslieden werken samen om elke individuele cape te maken, met behulp van lokaal geproduceerde biologische Himalaya-wol waar je je in kunt nestelen. Ontworpen in de studio in Amsterdam, is een samensmelting van ethische mode en ambachtelijk erfgoed die je met comfort en trots kunt dragen.

Source: UP TO DO GOOD

Fifth Origins makes beautiful capes and accessories from natural materials in India. They strive to make every step in the chain sustainable and ethical. They don't promise perfection, but they do promise integrity. And they hope that the products will make both the makers and the wearers feel conscious, resilient and beautiful.

Fair trade: The label works with artisans from remote Indian villages to make all items by hand. These craftsmen receive a fair wage, work under pleasant working conditions and are flexible in scheduling their hours. The latter is also great for women who take care of children and their families in addition to work, or for the craftsmen who also work on the land.

Environmentally friendly: Fifth Origins works with natural and sustainable wool, hemp, cotton and nettle. Nettle is a sustainable, natural and innovative material from which textile fibres can be made. The wool comes from sheepherders in Himachal Pradesh, an ethical and certified source.

Good cause: Fifth Origins recently partnered with their artisans to set up a nursery for the children of the female artisans. The label considers it very important to be able to support their community where necessary and to make women stronger and more independent, also women of a less privileged background in India.