Round Trip Goods Is the Sustainable Textile Design Studio You're Dye-ing to Know About
Round Trip Goods is a woman-owned natural dye studio run by Leah Rich, who hand-dyes textiles with plant dyes and champions slow fashion.
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Round Trip Goods is a woman-owned natural dye studio run by Leah Rich, who hand-dyes textiles with plant dyes and champions slow fashion.
A team of people in the north of England are now making clothes, from seeds to finished garments.
A team of people in the north of England are now making clothes, from seeds to finished garments.
Having completed a successful crowdfunding campaign for the original project, ' Bristol Cloth', founder Babs Behan and her team have just made England's first locally grown sustainable cashmere. The limited-edition scarves were spun and dyed in Yorkshire and woven in Bristol. Botanical Inks has partnered with Bowmont UK, a specialist Mongolian-grade Cashmere farm in Devon. The whole production process is rooted in history. Fabric is dyed with "traditional English heritage dyes which have been used for centuries in old England," says Babs Behan, the founding director of Bristol Cloth project &...