Fashion, BIPOC-Owned, Emerging Artists

Isaboko

Garments made from vintage Kimonos

Brooklyn, New York

isaboko.com

Isaboko is a clothes making project dedicated to turning vintage kimonos and obis into new pieces, and honoring the weavers, dyers, and silkworms of the original materials.

Every piece in this collection is made from discarded textiles + zero waste patterns. We center Solarpunk and Degrowth systems.
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