Eco-friendly brands of Uzbekistan
Text by Irina Perova
Sustainability and eco-friendliness are more important than ever in fashion. Many designers now shun animal products, utilise algae and recycling fabrics and have made upcycling a buzzword. Here, we highlight four planet-friendly Uzbek designers.
Azukar Moreno
“If the fabric is strong, it will not deteriorate. The consumer will not throw it away and fill the trash bin, but will prefer to create a new product with it.”
—Kamola Rustamova.
Address: Tashkent 28, Ethnopark Navruz
Instagram: @azukar_moreno_
Moel Bosh
Another brand that pays decent attention to environmental care, Moel Bosh’s debut collection was released in 2012 with a project called ‘Transfiguration’. Over the years, the brand has become popular at international fashion weeks. A symbiosis of chic and ready-to-wear clothing distinguishes Moel Bosh’s collections. The brand follows the green movement, taking care of nature by creating a method of recycling used fabrics.
Address: 26/2 Shastri Street
Instagram: @moelbosh
Two Eagles
This brand is known for its bags made of natural silk, which are hand-dyed and woven using ancient methods. Creating just one bag requires around 70 hours of work by hand. These accessories can be worn with almost anything. Their silk straps are interchangeable, as they are fixed on a chain. You can use them for everyday outfits or pick up brighter ones for special outings. The brand actively supports the concept of slow fashion. They try to do everything so that accessories last as long as possible, improving their sewing production with the most modern equipment.
Address: Fergana 30, Ethnopark Navruz
Instagram: @two_eagles