EMME Studio Offers a Range of Apparel and Accessories
Grace Mahas — September 30, 2021 — Eco
References: emmestudios
EMME Studio is a clothing and accessory brand located in New York that was founded by Korina Emmerich. The colorful and eye-catching pieces reflect Emmerich's patrilineal Indigenous heritage from The Coast Salish Territory, Puyallup tribe. With a focus on social and environmental justice, the brand is dedicated to dismantling systems of oppression.
EMME Studio works with the Indigenous Kinship Collective to honor the community of Indigenous women, females, and gender non-conforming individuals through its education, representation, art, and direct action. Each of the beautifully crafted pieces is made-to-order in the brand's New York Studio from upcycled, recycled, and all-natural materials. As a result, all items will take two weeks to produce and ship.
The entire EMME Studio collection is available to purchase online.
Image Credit: EMME Studio
EMME Studio works with the Indigenous Kinship Collective to honor the community of Indigenous women, females, and gender non-conforming individuals through its education, representation, art, and direct action. Each of the beautifully crafted pieces is made-to-order in the brand's New York Studio from upcycled, recycled, and all-natural materials. As a result, all items will take two weeks to produce and ship.
The entire EMME Studio collection is available to purchase online.
Image Credit: EMME Studio
Trend Themes
1. Indigenous Fashion - There is a growing consumer interest in indigenous-owned apparel brands, presenting an opportunity for the fashion industry to embrace inclusive and sustainable fashion.
2. Sustainable Apparel - EMME Studio's focus on using upcycled, recycled, and all-natural materials in its operations highlights a trend in the fashion industry to embrace sustainable apparel production.
3. Social Justice Fashion - EMME Studio's focus on dismantling systems of oppression through its fashion brand creates a trend of social justice fashion, promoting conscious consumerism and activism.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The Indigenous fashion industry presents an opportunity for all fashion brands to embrace diverse and sustainable fashion production practices.
2. Textile and Apparel Production - Sustainable fashion practices, including using upcycled, recycled, and all-natural materials, can disrupt the textile and apparel production industry by promoting environmentally friendly solutions for textile waste.
3. Activism and Social Justice - Social justice fashion presents an opportunity for brands across all industries to become activists for social change and promote conscious and inclusive consumerism.
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