“The Goal Is To Keep Things Out Of Landfills": Patty Moonbeam Is Making Sustainable Fashion Stylish

Patty Moonbeam is a brand known for sustainable and stylish apparels. It is one of those few brands based in Connecticut that care about the environment.

They tailor multicolored vintage towels, tablecloths, napkins, hats, jackets, sweaters, hoodies, and other clothes and accessories.

They create their products utilizing a process called upcycling where you can reuse a material to create a product of higher value than the original.

They have been upcycling vintage clothes for 6 years to create new styling materials.

The designer is even famous for turning clothing scraps into eco-friendly ribbons and other accessories.

They buy their raw materials from thrift stores, estate sales, online estate sales, IG sellers.

The designer makes sure that their product is eco friendly and doesn’t pose any harm to the environment.

It's a known fact that the fashion industry is responsible for creating a magnanimous amount of discarded materials.

Millions of brands sell fast fashion and try greenwashing products to expand their sales. This causes over exploitation of resources.

According to a report 45% of global greenhouse emissions are a result of overconsumption of products.

Most fashion industry products, almost 85% of them end up in landfills.

So, more and more brands are now taking up the option of upcycling and sustainability to protect our environment.

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