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My favorite designer ragpicker, who goes by the nom de plume Zero Waste Daniel.

Vanessa Friedman, The New York Times

Zero Waste Daniel's designs are an example of good things coming to those who wait.
Sharon Edelson, Forbes

[Daniel] is known for doing things his own way before it's deemed "fashionable".

Kaley Roshitsh, WWD

ZERO WASTE, EVERYDAY.

thoughtfully designed lifestyle pieces, our curated collection is perfect for conscious gifting and everyday style.

zero waste daniel celebrates sustainable style year-round with ethically handmade designs crafted in nyc. using upcycled scraps, deadstock, and end-of-roll fabrics, our collections feature intricate mosaics, signature patchwork, and preloved classics. thoughtfully created to reduce waste, they're perfect to keep, gift, or share-sustainability never goes out of season.

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Upcycled Clothing and Accessories | Zero Waste Daniel

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Zero Waste Daniel bring an innovation in the garment industry with upcycled clothing and accessories. Providing unique dresses, bags, masks, jackets and more

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Question 1: What sustainable design strategies are evident in the designer’s practice?

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Question 1: What sustainable design strategies are evident in the designer’s practice?

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Question 2: How does the designer define and articulate the concept of zero-waste design in her/his brand narrative?

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Question 2: How does the designer define and articulate the concept of zero-waste design in her/his brand narrative?

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Question 3: Which specific design or pattern-making techniques does the designer apply to achieve zero-waste garments, and what are the advantages and limitations of these methods?

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Question 3: Which specific design or pattern-making techniques does the designer apply to achieve zero-waste garments, and what are the advantages and limitations of these methods?

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Question 4: How does the designer follow the Triple Bottom Line approach, the three pillars of sustainability (economy, society, environment)?

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Question 4: How does the designer follow the Triple Bottom Line approach, the three pillars of sustainability (economy, society, environment)?

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Question 5: How does the designer communicate her/his sustainability approach to customers (e.g., labels, website text, videos)?

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Let's Waste.Less.Future.

Unsere zero-waste Modekollektion wird in Berlin entworfen und handgefertigt. Alle Materialien sind natürlich und werden entlang der gesamten Wertschöpfungskette unabhängig und jährlich auf soziale und ökologische Nachhaltigkeit geprüft.

unser zukunftsorientiertes Konzept

Wir sind vorübergehend zu folgenden Öffnungszeiten für euch im Laden: Montag, Dienstag und Freitag: 12:00 - 17:00 Uhr Wir freuen uns auf euch!

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Wir feiern 9 Jahre zero-waste Design! Seit neun Jahren steht das Label Natascha von Hirschhausen für zukunftsorientiertes Design. Seit neun Jahren ...

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Wir sind Teil des Sonderheftes GREEN BERLIN der Berliner Zeitung und des Berliner Kuriers. Vielen Dank, Mechthild Henneke!

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Natascha von Hirschhausen steht für unaufgeregt-elegante und radikal nachhaltige Mode, die auf Bestellung abfallfrei und umweltfreundlich aus organischen und fairen Naturmaterialien handgefertigt wird. Sie können auch fair gehandelten, recycelten, minimalistischen Schmuck finden. Nachhaltige, faire, zero-waste Mode aus

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Question1: What sustainable design strategies are evident in the designer’s practice?

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Question 2: How does the designer define and articulate the concept of zero-waste design in her/his brand narrative?

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Question 3: Which specific design or pattern-making techniques does the designer apply to achieve zero-waste garments, and what are the advantages and limitations of these methods?

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Question 3: Which specific design or pattern-making techniques does the designer apply to achieve zero-waste garments, and what are the advantages and limitations of these methods?

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Question 4: How does the designer follow the Triple Bottom Line approach, the three pillars of sustainability (economy, society, environment)?

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Question 4: How does the designer follow the Triple Bottom Line approach, the three pillars of sustainability (economy, society, environment)?

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Question 5: How does the designer communicate her/his sustainability approach to customers (e.g., labels, website text, videos)?

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Question 5: How does the designer communicate her/his sustainability approach to customers (e.g., labels, website text, videos)?