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Active Transition Brand

  How we Reinvest Profits from Sales so we can Be the Change Together

Dandelion Fields

Step 1

We source fabric which is local to our tailors and used commonly in main-stream fashion. Our directive is that we will never use fresh polyester fabric.   

Wherever we can, Step 1 is always done through a trusted Mill Dye Plant in Jaipur, where there are regularly checked protective methods and filtering systems in place. 

Dandelion Fields
White WIld Flowers

Step 2

We source a higher level of ecological fabric that leads on from our Step 1 fabric choice.  Ideally this will be certified organic. 

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Daisies

Step 3

With Organic Fabric we oversee a dyeing process using Low - Impact or Natural Plant Dye.

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Yellow Flowers
Mustard Flowers
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Step 4

Using Organic Certified Fabric, dyed with Low-impact or Natural Dye, we stitch the whole piece of clothing using Eco-Cert Bio-Degradable Threads.

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Delicate Flowers
Glitch Butterfly in Nature

Level 5

A 5 Rating is the highest level we are aiming to reach so far.

(Though even as I type this I can feel there are further horizons coming) 

This is a fabric  whose crop is not only non-toxic, but enhances the natural local environment as it is beneficial for  the soil, the insects, the birds. 

Level 5 garments must be Plant Dyed only. 

Wild Flowers
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