A look at the natural printing processes that use botanical dyes found in leaves, dried or fresh flowers, herbs, some food waste and natural dye extracts.
When you buy a Kantha Jacket from Indigowares, you’re not only gaining a comfortable and sustainable wardrobe staple. Your new garment is a one-of-a kind treasure, rich in history and tradition – read all about it here!
Did you know that natural indigo dye comes from a plant? We look at the steps to take the plant from harvest through to the magical indigo blue colour.
Avocado pits can create the most beautiful natural pink dye for fabric. This blog talks through the whole process of making this natural colour come to life on fabric.
Resist dyeing is a technique that keeps the dye away from selected areas of the fabric or yarn in order to create a pattern or shape. Read about the Ikat pattern, a long resist dyeing process that ultimately ends up as a piece of beautifully woven cloth.
Fashion is the second most polluting industry after oil. Frustratingly, many large brands seem to be moving very slowly towards a more sustainable approach. However, recent announcements, prompted by consumer demand, are looking more promising.
Read about our Repair and Care service, where you can send us any of your worn Indigowares to mend for free! We’ll also recycle any garments that you’re ready to retire.