“We joined hands with Ultra Denim with a motive to promote eco-friendly design development and enhance new generation trends and fashion in denim production,” an IDT representative told Fibre2Fashion.
“The main idea behind this association is to put waste fabric to a constructive use so that there is a low impact on the environment in terms of waste and energy consumption, thereby creating sustainable designs,” the representative added.
The sustainable designs, to be showcased at INDEX 2019 from May 1-4 in Mumbai, include denim scrap cushion covers, wall art from denim, light fixtures, table accessories, and more. For creating the sustainable designs, IDT students were guided by Bawa, design director, Tattwam; Ultra Denim; and their mentors—Sakshi and Ekta—the faculty from IDT’s design department. (RKS)
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