5 Need-to-Know Sustainable Fashion Brands From Indonesia
- Audrey Clarissa
- Feb 29, 2020
- 3 min read
Updated: Jun 13, 2020
The fashion industry has become a major factor in producing too much waste that may affect climate change in our globe. This Industry has produced tons of fabric waste each and every second and may contribute to further industrial water and land pollution. Particularly for fast-fashion, the life cycles of garments produced are very short and causing more and more wastes to pile up.
This tragedy can no longer be ignored. For that reason, fashion brands are starting to advocate the ethical lifestyle and slow-fashion movement by offering sustainable goods, urging the consumers to value and respect the environment, and the purchases.
With the dream to be a future fashion stylist, I would also like to apply this concern in my styling by using more sustainable fashion items to encourage people to adopt this slow-fashion movement. So, if you are here as one of the ethical consumers or starting to be more ethical you won't want to miss these 5 sustainable Indonesian brands that contribute in saving the planet while being stylish at the same time.

Imaji Studio
Imaji Studio offers fashion goods that focus on incorporating traditional and natural aspects. The brand uses only natural dyes and hand-woven fabrics made from plants and trees originated in Indonesia. They work with the local craftsmen to experiment and produce beautiful and fresh looking patterns. The label offers contemporary clothing and fashion accessories for men and women, with a touch of homegrown heritage. Imaji Studio’s products can be purchased at TheFThing, the Goods Dept, and BOBOBOBO.
Instagram: @imaji.studio
Website: imajistudio.co



Sukkha Citta
The brand “Sukkha Citta” was established by Dennica Flesch with the commitment of empowering the local artisans in Indonesia. For this reason, the brand developed a #MadeRIght campaign that provides these over 50 local artisans in Java and Flores with a living wage, as well as encourages environmentally sustainable practices and preserve heritage through production of contemporary reinterpretations. Today, the brand has managed to raise the artisan’s profits by 40% and also established 4 craft schools, Rumah Sukkha Citta by 2020.
Instagram: @sukkhacitta
Website: sukkhacitta.com




Seratus Kapas
Founded in 2015, Seratus Kapas offer simple design clothing made from natural fabrics, such as raw cotton and/or linen. These fabrics treated with either pre-washed or dyeing processes with natural dyes that are safer for the environment. The brand pays extra attention to the individual characteristics of the delicate fabrics in order to ensure that it is properly used in the right manner and is not ruined during the manufacturing process.
Instagram: @seratuskapas
Website: seratuskapas.com

Seratus Kapas' collection | Source: seratuskapas.com
Kana Goods
Kana Goods is a sustainable fashion brand that produces clothing made out of natural materials in plant-based indigo dyes and contemporary handwritten batik. Besides that, Kana Goods produces design clothing with loose-fitting and can fit both men and women with the thought of reducing excess textile waste. The brand strives to raise environmental issues awareness by highlighting the value of its goods.
Instagram: @kanagoods
Website: kanagoods.com
Products of Kana Goods | Source: kanagoods.com

Environmental Jewelry
Just like the name, this Bandung-based brand emphasizes and specializes in creating sustainable jewelry made up of unique material - dry rice grain. These rice grains are then painted in soft colors to mimic the appearance of crystals and are placed on rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces, making it look exquisite and gorgeous statement pieces that complete your whole look.
Instagram: @getjewelry_
Accessories by Environmental Jewelry | Souce: instagram.com/getejewelry_
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References
Bhojwani, D. (2019). 6 Sustainable Fashion Brands in Indonesia. Retrieved 28 February 2020, from https://whatsnewindonesia.com/jakarta/sustainable-fashionable-brands-in-indonesia/
Five Young Slow Fashion Brands From Indonesia. (2018). Retrieved 28 February 2020, from https://jakartaglobe.id/lifestyle/five-young-slow-fashion-brands-indonesia/
Indonesian designers we love: Here are 14 amazing local jewellery brands you need to know | Honeycombers Bali. (2018). Retrieved 28 February 2020, from https://thehoneycombers.com/bali/indonesian-designers-love-14-amazing-local-jewellery-brands-need-know/
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