Eco Fashion Hub

A Podcast for Artisans and Ethical Fashion Entrepreneurs by Anisa Johnny

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A one-stop shop for artisans and ethical fashion entrepreneurs to find practical & actionable steps to use fashion for social impact. Find inspiration, unique insights and tips to scale positive impact on people & planet. Find out more about my practice or how we can work together at www.anisajohnny.com & follow me on Instagram @anisajohnny.

6月22日

The Distance Travelled: Custodians of Craft

Koryo Badeweyo Campbell is the founder and curator behind The Distance Travelled, a Brixton-based store and storytelling platform. The stunning treasure-trove of artefacts from around the world also celebrates the founder’s British-African heritage and love of craft through thoughtfully curated collectable objects. Inspired by journeys across the world with a focus on the African continent, The Distance Travelled is a concept store, exhibition space, and curated accommodation that shares the stories, cultures, and connections woven into every object. The Distance Travelled Instagram Get in touch with Koryo here

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5月20日

Africa In The Age of Disruption

Listen to Michelle Hadebe’s hope for the Africa Together 2026 conference taking place at the Cambridge Union from 22 to 24 May. A special conversation with Michelle Hadebe, Conference Chair for Africa Together 2026. Hosted by the Africa Association at Cambridge University. Over two days, the ATC 2026 has created a space for lively discussion, describing the conference as an opportunity for students, academics, policymakers, entrepreneurs, creatives, professionals, business leaders, heads of state, and businesspeople to engage on Africa’s evolving role in the world. This year's theme is “Africa in the Age of Disruption”. Listen to Michelle unpack why this is a not-to-be-missed event for anyone curious about the continent, working in culture, politics and development. Find out more about the African Cambridge Society here Book Tickets for the conference from 22 to 24 May here Get in touch with Michelle Hadebe on LinkedIn Follow whats happening at the African Cambridge Society @CamAfricaday

32 分鐘
5月6日

Exclusive! Two Ethical Brands From Tanzania Showcase in Singapore.

Learn how a dream opportunity at Eco Fashion Weekend Singapore put two Tanzanian designers on the global stage Meet Comfort Shangali Kenneth, who left corporate life behind to follow her passion for weaving. Inspired by a six-week course in Germany, she founded Weaving Point—a social enterprise producing traceable, zero-CO₂, 100% cotton handwoven garments while creating opportunities for marginalised youth through skills training and community reinvestment. Tune in to hear how traditional craftsmanship, sustainability, and social impact come together to prove that sustainable fashion can change lives. Also featured in this episode, Julieth Msofe, whose background spans finance and marketing, shares how she transformed Dream Designs from a small thrift store into a thriving atelier in Dar es Salaam. Today, the brand creates both ready-to-wear and bespoke collections designed to celebrate women of all shapes and sizes. Driven by a commitment to reducing fashion waste, Julieth upcycles second-hand garments and gives them new life by combining them with traditional East African kanga fabrics and handcrafted batik, creating distinctive pieces that blend sustainability with cultural heritage. Julieth Msofe, Founder, Dream Designs Atelier: House No. 6, Plot No. KAW/MMJ853, Kitalu Street, Mbezi Juu, Kawe Ward, Dar es Salaam Dream Designs I Instagram Comfort Shangali Kenneth, Founder, Weaving Point Weaving Point I Instagram Stores: Hotel Slipway, Slipway Road Dar es Salaam I Sable Square Shopping Village, Dodoma Road, Near Elewana Arusha Coffee, Arusha I Darajani Souk Zanzibar I Julius Nyerere International Airport, Dar es Salaam

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5月3日

Meet Safia Minney, Founder of Indilisi

Learn how ethical fashion can support both people and the planet with Indilisi. This episode is a collaboration between Eco Fashion Weekend Singapore and Eco Fashion Hub. I urge you to listen in to my conversation with Sustainable Fashion Pioneer Safia Minney MBE, as we explore Indilisi’s approach to transparency, social impact, and community and ecosystem regeneration. The brand, a slow fashion collective, works with Fair Trade partners in Bangladesh, India, and Kenya, creating timeless pieces using certified organic cotton, grounded in traditional craftsmanship. Listen to Safia's wisdom on what we need to approach the oncoming climate crisis and a just transition. Website Indilisi Instagram Indilisi Fashion Declares

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5月2日

Meet Clara Simanjuntak Founder of Nyana Nyana Eco Collective

Learn how to connect with sustainable fashion through community-led initiatives with Nyana Nyana Eco Collective. Based in Singapore, Nyana Nyana Eco Collective is a physical store and social enterprise curating like-minded brands and working with artisans to support traditional craft. The store that has a wide range of product categories focuses on brands that use natural dyes, plant-based fabrics, and ethical production. In this episode, a collaboration between Eco Fashion Weekend Singapore and Eco Fashion Hub, we explore how Nyana Nyana fosters community through workshops, pop-ups, and a shared approach to slow fashion.

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5月2日

Meet Mahima Gujral Founder of SUI

Learn how to incorporate slow fashion into everyday dressing with SUI. Based in India and Singapore, SUI is a conscious fashion label focused on comfortable, versatile silhouettes. SUI means needle in Hindi. The collections are inspired by the connection between craft and nature, with designs to suit a wide range of women. In this episode, a collaboration between Eco Fashion Weekend Singapore and Eco Fashion Hub, we discuss how SUI is making thoughtful, timeless fashion more accessible. Website SUI Instagram SUI

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5月2日

Meet Ju Husnee Founder of Concur Patchwork

Learn how fashion can create both environmental and social impact with Concur Patchwork. In this episode, a collaboration between Eco Fashion Weekend Singapore and Eco Fashion Hub, I speak to Ju Husnee, the designer behind Concur Patchwork, to understand their community-focused model, including employing women, providing skills training, and supporting livelihoods in Thailand’s Southern Border Provinces. The brand transforms discarded textiles into high-quality pieces through upcycling, combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. Each item is unique, extending the life of materials that would otherwise go to waste. Concur Patchwork Instagram

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5月1日

Meet Angeline Oei Designer & Founder of A.Oei Studio

The episode, a collaboration between Eco Fashion Weekend Singapore and Eco Fashion Hub, explores the studio’s approach to craftsmanship, longevity, and more considered fashion choices. Learn how to build a more thoughtful, long-lasting wardrobe with Angeline Oei, designer and founder of A.Oei Studio. This bespoke atelier is known for original, nature-inspired textile prints, paired with clean lines and soft drapes to create versatile silhouettes. Each piece is designed to integrate easily into a modern wardrobe while maintaining a distinct identity. Website A.Oei Studio Instagram A.Oei Studio

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A one-stop shop for artisans and ethical fashion entrepreneurs to find practical & actionable steps to use fashion for social impact. Find inspiration, unique insights and tips to scale positive impact on people & planet. Find out more about my practice or how we can work together at www.anisajohnny.com & follow me on Instagram @anisajohnny.

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A Podcast for Artisans and Ethical Fashion Entrepreneurs by Anisa Johnny
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