Born and bred in Hong Kong, Grace Lant dropped her first Love From Blue collection earlier this year. In addition to creating beautiful prints from high-quality yarn, Lant’s focus is to create a conscious and closed loop system, which involves reusing and recycling garments into new clothing to minimise waste.
 
By opting for a pre-order model, sourcing deadstock fabrics, and producing limited items, Lant has ensured that pieces purchased from her collections will be cherished and worn for longer than a season.
 
Her prints are unique and reference Hong Kong’s urban and natural landscapes, incorporating neutrals and muted colours like blue, green and pink. Pieces include jumpers, vests, dresses and even baby blankets, all of which are intended to be wearable art.

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Alpaca wool is one of the softest materials available on the market, as well as the most eco-friendly, and Crystal Chiu has taken advantage of that to create clothing and lifestyle pieces. Chiu lives between Hong Kong and Peru, and started Äya to spread awareness about the ethical practices of using alpaca wool, which empowers her community back in Peru.
 
Like sheep, alpacas are trimmed for their comfort, which allows us to use their wool. But they only graze at high altitudes, so traditional farming is out of the question, and they help maintain our biological footprint.
 
Now based in Hong Kong, Chiu uses her roots and love of nature to influence her designs, which include textured knit ponchos that resemble the ripples of sand, throw blankets featuring traditional Peruvian patterns, and adorable alpaca plush toys.

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Veronica Chou’s mission to create sustainable garments extends to knitwear, and her chic selection of sweaters and loungewear are very much staple items. Best of all they are inclusive of all sizes, and you can get these pieces from US size 00 through to 24.
 
In order to ensure the highest standard of sustainable production, Chou partnered with Naadam. Naadam is a cashmere expert that uses clean energy manufacturing processes without toxic chemicals, paya fair wages to herders and invests in healthy breeding practices for goats.
 
Chou sticks to neutral shades and covers all bases with her styles, which include cardigans, V-necks and a practical turtleneck with a removable neck that transforms into a crewneck.

Shop Everybody & Everyone here.

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