Our new collection of earrings and necklaces combines the intricate weavings of a New York fiber artist with geometric brass frames handmade in Thailand....
When Paola Antonelli needed a username for Twitter, she chose "Curious Octopus" — a fitting sobriquet for someone known for, as Maria Popova wrote in a 2010 ess...
THE KINDCRAFT recently sat down with Fashion Revolution co-founder Orsola de Castro and Suki Dusanj–Lenz, the group's country coordinator for India, during Lakmé Fashion Week in Mumbai. We asked them about what's been accomplished in the last half-decade — and what each thinks still needs to be done....
Shibori — one of Japan's oldest indigo dyeing techniques — has seen its cool blue and white palette transformed into a red-hot global trend in recent years. But...
A conversation about the NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights's Fashion and Human Rights research—and what might improve the social impact of brands....
Photos and an in-depth look at Indian Block Prints from Bagru, a village in Rajasthan. See why this traditional design is becoming a global fashion trend....
Can the fashion industry use more natural dyes for apparel? We interviewed a Bangladeshi natural dye expert and a London-based trend forecaster to find out....
The Kindcraft sits down with Lucy Siegle and William Ingram at the 2015 Ubud Writers & Readers Festival to discuss fast fashion, traditional craft, and the evolution of design culture....
As a freelance contributor of interviews, narrative journalism, analysis, and photography to publications like The Atlantic, Los Angeles Review of Books, New York Magazine, AFAR, Travel + Leisure, and others, Justin travels around the world to document interesting human stories. He's particularly interested in exploring the cultural and technological friction points of globalization and how individuals develop smaller, "human-scaled" projects to affect grassroots change and gain greater autonomy.
