As the brand grows, they are evolving from sustainable to regenerative with their farm-to-closet initiative.
Christy Dawn makes sustainable dresses from pieces of deadstock fabric – excess rolls of fabric left over from larger fashion houses. As the brand grows, they are evolving from sustainable to regenerative with their farm-to-closet initiative. The journey in regenerative farming started with land in Erode, India. Together with Oshadi Collective, a community of traditional farmers and craftspeople, they grow their own cotton using regenerative practices. Oshadi processes the cotton using centuries-old methods which don’t require chemicals but work in harmony with nature. With a regenerative supply chain, the brand’s goal is to establish a reciprocal relationship with the planet and minimise pollution.