The Twyg manifesto
We’ve compiled a manifesto as a guide to our content creation – it’s an open-ended, living guide to our editorial journey that is of unfolding learning. Care Caring for people and the planet are fundamental to everything we do. In South Africa, we have to pay...
Q&A: Anyango Mpinga unveils real life truths with a digital fashion campaign
On her twitter feed, Nairobi-born designer Anyango Mpinga referred to her latest campaign as having its roots in a crazy idea. She wrote, “I had this crazy idea for a campaign to dress women in virtual 3D garments remotely and all they had to do was send me...
Winners of Twyg Sustainable Fashion Awards 2020 announced
The second annual Twyg Sustainable Fashion Awards took place last night at Rewoven’s recycling textile warehouse in Cape Town. Amongst the prestigious awards handed out on the night, designer Lara Klawikowski took home the most coveted award of them all: she was...
Part One: Preferred South African animal fibre textiles
This is part one in our series on preferred South African textiles and where to find them. It’s a non-exhaustive list of natural animal fibres like wool, cashmere and mohair, their sourcing and processing practices, and where to find them. We are committed to...Trending
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