The regional brands leading the way in sustainable fashion - in pictures
Hailing from Saudi Arabia, Abadia is committed to preserving heritage techniques through fashion. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Abadia also uses deadstock fabrics, organic cotton and recycled polyester in its creations. Photo: Mazen Abusrour
A look by Abadia. Photo: Abadia
All Abadia pieces are made in Lebanon, helping to support the industry in the country and offer workers a living wage. Chris Whiteoak / The National
A look by Reemami. Photo Reemani
Designs by Reemami are presented during a fashion show at the Lebanon Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai. Ruel Pableo for The National
Reema Al Banna launched her womenswear brand Reemami in the UAE with a commitment to reducing the waste, water and chemicals used in the fashion industry. Ruel Pableo for The National
All of the Giving Movement’s pieces are made in the UAE by workers who receive a living wage and have a two-day weekend. Photo: The Giving Movement
Dh15 of every purchase from The Giving Movement goes to charity. Photo: The Giving Movement
Creations by The Giving Movement. Photo: The Giving Movement
The Giving Movement has recently expanded to offer children’s clothes and a modest line. Photo: The Giving Movement
Glossy Lounge is a home-grown loungewear and shapewear brand. Photo: Glossy Lounge
Glossy Lounge has announced a partnership with Emirates Nature, part of the Worldwide Wildlife Fund, to donate money from every purchase to help restore UAE mangroves. Photo: Glossy Lounge
A look from Wild Fabrik. Photo: Wild Fabrik
Wild Fabrik is an e-commerce platform for sustainable fashion and homeware. Photo: Wild Fabrik
Tribe of 6 takes its name from the six degrees of separation thought to link everyone together. Photo: Tribe of 6
Founded by the Kuwaiti Alshaya Group, Tribe of 6 aims to be inclusive, with sizes ranging from XS to XXXL. Photo: Tribe of 6
