1.

Stimulate environmental protection and regenerative agriculture by demonstrating the value of natural biodiversity and sourcing materials from responsible producers. 

3.

Promote fair labor practices by sourcing fabrics and dye stuff from certified suppliers, working with local Portuguese 

seamstresses and valuing my own time.

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5.

Engage in sustainable supply chains by sourcing sustainable fabrics who's inputs are grown on organic farms, increasingly using local dye materials and valuing local labor.

2.

Reduce consumption by using high quality fabrics to make unique pieces made to be treasured for a lifetime. At the end of it's life cycle, natural garments can be  upcycled as scrap fabrics or composted.

4.

Practice Zero Waste strategies by strategically using fabrics, repurposing scrap paper, dyeing with kitchen waste (when available), and exclusively using biodegradable, plastic-free packaging.

6.

Stimulate women-friendly economic activities in marginalized communities that leverages local resources and promotes environmental conservation.

Transparency

Wear Tinctoria is a new company and I'm learning as I grow. I'm certainly not perfect and there are lots of areas I need your help to improve on.

Diversity

Human diversity and nature's biodiversity are essential for a resilient, thriving world. Learn more about how I value and promote diversity.

Sustainability

From environmental sustainability to business viability, I am on a mission to make Wear Tinctoria a model for sustainable business.

Accessibility

Ethical fashion shouldn't be for just a privileged few. Democratizing access to high quality products is necessary for diversity and sustainability.