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— VintageSoul 101 We Give a Second Life to Fabric Waste

Locally made. 1 of 1 pieces. 100% sustainable.

eco-friendly garments and clothes created from fabric waste

Shop hand-picked vintage pieces

Curated Luxury, Pre-Loved with Care

FACTS

The Art of Sustainable Living

Discover how vintage and upcycled goods are shaping a more conscious future.

How we provide you with end result

Handpick second hand, laundry pit-stop, collaborate with fabrics shops, prepare collection to sell, design for up-cycled collection, photoshoot, upload and SELL our clients for them to give a second life!

Eco-conscious, compact, sustainable rescuing materials from landfills

From handcrafted upcycled creations to curated luxury vintage finds — we celebrate fashion with purpose.

Vibrant Patterns. Bold Colors. Truly Unique

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🌿 Why Upcycling Matters

1. FASHION INDUSTRY

Fashion Is One of the World's Most Polluting Industries

The fashion industry is responsible for 10% of global carbon emissions — more than all international flights and maritime shipping combined.

2. TEXTILE WASTE

Every Second, a Garbage Truck of Textiles Is Landfilled or Burned

That’s over 92 million tons of textile waste each year.

Upcycling keeps valuable materials out of landfills and gives them a new, stylish life.

3. WATER CONSUMPTION

It Takes 2,700 Liters of Water to Make One Cotton Shirt

That’s enough drinking water for one person for 900 days.

By upcycling, we save water, energy, and resources that would otherwise go into creating new fabrics.

4. POLLUTION

Synthetic Fabrics Take Over 200 Years to Decompose

Polyester, nylon, and acrylic shed microplastics that pollute oceans and harm marine life.

Upcycling reduces the demand for synthetic materials

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