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I was a Sari can help move sustainablity more mainstream. Through our innovative upcycling of discarded saris and empowering artisans in India, the brand champions a circular production model. This not only curbs waste but also preserves cultural heritage and supports dignified employment opportunities.
In our fast-paced modern world, fast fashion has emerged as a dominant force in the clothing industry. Despite its allure of affordability and trendiness, the true cost of fast fashion extends far beyond its price tag. From contributing to climate change to exploiting labor, it's crucial to shed light on the detrimental effects of fast fashion and understand the urgency of adopting sustainable alternatives. "I was a Sari" presents itself as a viable solution in this shifting landscape.
The Environmental Toll of Fast Fashion
Fast fashion's rapid production cycle and disposable culture leave an indelible mark on the environment. The constant demand for new, cheap garments strains resources, consumes copious amounts of water, and expends energy. The ensuing carbon emissions and textile waste further exacerbate climate change, polluting landfills and harming ecosystems.
Addressing Labor Exploitation
Behind fast fashion's veneer, a darker narrative of labor exploitation persists. Brands often outsource production to countries with lax labor regulations, perpetuating substandard working conditions and meager wages. This cycle undermines human rights and fuels a cycle of poverty.
Urgency of Climate Change and Responsible Consumption
The threat of climate change is real and now, so reevaluating our consumption patterns has become urgent. The fashion industry's carbon footprint necessitates drastic changes. Choosing quality over quantity, reducing purchases, and embracing timeless pieces are pivotal steps towards sustainable fashion choices.
"I was a Sari": A Catalyst for Change
I was a Sari emerges as a catalyst for sustainable transformation. Through innovative upcycling of discarded saris and empowering artisans in India, the brand champions a circular production model. This not only curbs waste but also preserves cultural heritage and supports dignified employment opportunities.
Empowering Change with I was a Sari
Transitioning from fast fashion to brands like I was a Sari signifies a commitment to ethical consumption. By patronizing sustainable alternatives, consumers voice their demand for conscientious production practices, just wages, and environmental responsibility.
The time has come to act on all this knowledge- the hidden costs of fast fashion and choose sustainable solutions. In an era marked by climate urgency, our fashion choices can make a tangible difference.
I was a Sari showcases the transformative power of fashion, inspiring us to align our values with our wardrobe choices. By collectively supporting brands that prioritize sustainability and ethics, we all work towards a brighter future for both people and the planet.
Una vez al mes. Sin ruido. Solo las historias que merece la pena conocer.
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Fit & measurements
Every body measures a little differently, so we size by chest, waist and hip girth rather than guesswork. Use the reference table below alongside the measuring guide to check yourself before you order.
All measurements are body girth, in centimetres, with 1cm of ease already built in.
| Size | XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EUR | 34 | 36 | 38/40 | 42 | 44 | 46 |
| Chest | 80–84 | 85–89 | 90–95 | 96–101 | 102–108 | 109–115 |
| Waist | 60–64 | 65–69 | 70–75 | 76–81 | 82–88 | 89–95 |
| Low hip | 89–93 | 94–98 | 99–104 | 105–110 | 111–117 | 118–124 |
Between two sizes? Go by your chest measurement first for tops, or hips for bottoms, see the notes below.
Use a soft tape, wear light clothing, and keep the tape level all the way around.
Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, level across the back. Keep it snug, not tight, and read the measurement where the tape meets.
Find your natural waistline, usually the narrowest point of your torso. Don't hold your stomach in, keep the tape level and comfortably snug.
Stand with feet together and wrap the tape around the fullest part of your hips and seat, straight and level front to back.