The Hilo Series, Part 3 of 4 By Rosalinda Cruz, Founder of The Asor Collective There is a sound that defines this post. It is the click of wooden bobbins meeting each other as threads weave into lace. Nellie Vera Sánchez heard that sound for the first time when she was seven years old, sitting

Hilo Part 2 By Rosalinda Cruz, Founder of The Asor Collective There is a version of the sustainable fashion conversation that begins somewhere around the 1980’s. Conscious consumers, ethical sourcing, the slow fashion movement became more mainstream in the 1990’s from an activism perspective. And it really wasn’t until 2010 that the consumer became awakened.

Hilo Part 1 I know it’s been a while. No workshop announcements. No weekly fashion news rundowns. No “here’s what’s happening in sustainable fashion this week.” Just silence. If you stayed subscribed through all of it, I want you to know that i truly appreciate it.  You deserve an honest explanation. So here it is. What