Dance with a Mindful Stride: Embracing Sustainability through Khadi
In our journey towards sustainability, each stitch of khadi becomes a statement of conscious living. We weave fair wages, leave a zero carbon footprint, and
Decent working conditions primarily involve remote work from home.
Ethical sourcing entalls responsible and transparent practices in the supply chain management.
Advocating for the preservation of traditional skills.
Fostering the resurgence and preservation of cultural heritage through dedicated efforts and initiatives.
Promoting decentralized production methods that-empower individuals and communities.
Implementing sustainable business practices to balance economic growth with environmental and social responsibility.
The handmade, as ancient as it is, it is also a ‘fabric-of-today’. Handmade fabrics are essentially made of biodegradable materials; they are made without using finite energy and resources so that they make less negative impact on the environment.
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Are mill-made branded clothes really cheap? They can be made in mills or power looms using natural or synthetic yarns causing CO2 emissions and creating air pollution.
MORALFIBRE believes that commitment made to reduce CO2 emissions by each one of us, will see much better results; rather than leaving it entirely to the states and their mechanisms.
‘Sacred Economy’ is described as one which includes the hand-made products. A system of production that utilises a minimum of 60% human labour, and 60% local raw material; and not more than 40% automation and not more than 40% imported raw material. “The system that prevails today is the opposite of the sacred.
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), were adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015 as a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity by 2030.
Slow fashion, is a concept describing the opposite to fast fashion and part of the “slow movement”, which advocates for manufacturing that respects people, the environment, and animals.
‘Circular fashion’ can be defined as clothes, shoes or accessories that are designed, sourced, produced and provided with the intention to be used and circulate responsibly.
In our journey towards sustainability, each stitch of khadi becomes a statement of conscious living. We weave fair wages, leave a zero carbon footprint, and
At the heart of our commitment to heritage and cultural preservation, we are thrilled to participate in the upcoming Hamari Virasat event. This meaningful occasion
In the heart of Ahmedabad at Hyatt Regency on Ashram Road, Moral Fibre unwrapped the spirit of Christmas and New Year in an extraordinary way.