Romanian designers and producers, NGOs
This category includes information about Romanian designers, local producers, and NGOs that promote sustainability.
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Terrawell
Zero waste store, online and physical (in Cluj-Napoca). Here you'll find sustainable products, completely plastic-free, local – where possible – made from the most natural ingredients. The product range is wide, from food to cosmetics or home care.
Dor de Lana si Lemn SRL
Dor de Lana manually processes wool shorn from sheep, transforming it into various objects: sustainable jewelry, small bags, decorative items. With wood and wool elements, we create educational toys.
Atelier Granat Roche
Atelier Granat Roche is the only one that produces scented candles in 100% reused containers, collected during the workshop's campaigns. The candles come with a poem about moods written by the poet Roxana for lovers of beauty, of connection with themselves, rediscovery, relaxation, a true therapy. An excellent gift for you and your loved ones. Bring light into your surroundings! Nature will already reward you!
Ink & needle
Our green solutions & re-design services 1. For individuals & community Artistic repairs & customization: Embroidery, creative applications, and re-design interventions to give a new life to cherished wardrobe pieces. Upcycling & clothing recreation: Transforming old or unused clothes and textile waste (denim, velvet, curtains, vintage embroidery) into new items, accessories, and unique pieces. Creative recycling workshops: Practical and educational sessions dedicated to individuals who want to learn upcycling techniques. DIY kits for home: Complete packaged solutions to carry out creative recycling projects from the comfort of your own home. Textile collection & repurposing: Collecting textile waste from the community before it reaches the landfill.
Atelierul REDU
The workshop that transforms waste into resourcesREDU is the first social enterprise in Romania that systematically and entrepreneurially addresses the creative reduction of textile waste.REDU's interest in developing an economic activity with a triple bottom line approach (people, planet, profit prioritizing this order) lies in the recognition that, to build societal trust and inspire behavioral change, we need a proactive rather than reactive attitude, as well as the ability to prove that another world is possible.Our products are more than just clothing items or accessories; they are the result of a creative transformation of post-industrial and post-consumer textile waste.Redu emphasizes innovation and design, demonstrating that sustainable fashion can be just as attractive and functional as conventional fashion.Textile waste is a resource.Each REDU item carries the mark of creativity and commitment to a better future.
remesh
We create customized promotional productsWe produce customized promotional products (bags, accessories, home & deco products, and office supplies) from the advertising panels, banners, and meshes of buildings. In everything we do, we respect the principles of sustainable development, social, solidarity, and circular economy, and fair trade.Remesh este unul dintre atelierele de economie circulară al Asociației Ateliere Fără Frontiere unde sunt recuperate materialele publicitare de pe clădiri (bannere și mesh-uri) și transformate în produse fashion etice și sustenabile.
EMAT
At EMAT, fashion is not about fleeting trends, but about conscious choices that endure over time. The brand has grown from a family business into a strong voice for sustainability and minimalism in Romania and is now expanding internationally.
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Sustainability means lifeChoose unique furniture pieces and protect nature with my recycled products! ♻️
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What does a "Circular Economy at the Office" guide look like (and how to engage your team)
When we talk about sustainability in the workplace, the temptation is to think of complex reports, board-established indicators, or major investments in green technologies. However, a true CSR strategy lives through people and their daily habits.
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Profit from rubble
Bricks salvaged from demolitions, transformed into raw material. Episode 2 of the campaign "A Second Life. Models of Circular Economy."
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We save the forest with refurbished furniture
An NGO in Bacau recovers broken chairs and transforms them into works of art. Chairs suitable for restaurants, hotels, or home use.