This sustainability festival promotes slow fashion and conscious consuption in Chennai
SustainabilATTI is a sustainable fashion festival taking place in Chennai on May 30. Organized by Kalaki Collective and Noolu Collective, the event aims to promote conscious consumption through workshops, discussions, and thrift pop-ups. The festival seeks to make sustainability accessible and engaging for the community.
- ▪SustainabilATTI will feature panel discussions, visible mending workshops, and live performances.
- ▪The event aims to address the issues of fast fashion and promote slow fashion practices.
- ▪Participants can learn skills like basic stitching and Sashiko mending techniques.
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If you have an older sibling, chances are you grew up wearing their hand-me-downs. While it may have felt unfair at times, there was also a certain thrill in inheriting clothes they had outgrown. Long before thrifting became trendy and sustainability turned into a buzzword, many Indian households were already practising conscious consumption in small, everyday ways.That conversation around conscious consumption is now taking centrestage at SustainabilATTI, a day-long sustainable fashion festival set to take place at Quest, Besant Nagar, on May 30.
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