Kancha is another label that stands out thanks to its morally and ethically correct aspiration as well as an environment-friendly processing of its accessories. The name has a close reference to Kirgizia, which is part of the Russian Empire. Kancha’s objective is not only to contribute a stable part to the economy there and also to support fair working conditions as well as remunerations, but also to implement the continuous production and the processing of wool and leather efficiently. The premium merino wool, for example, is bought directly from the farmers without any middlemen. Then, it is treated in a washing process in further local regions.
Because of the climate zone and the Kirgizia’s eating culture, the label makes use of the cattle industry, which is based on beef. The leather that is left by the consumption of the meat is then manufactured. The young and dynamic company pursues an ethic idealism, which is implemented in every stage of its company policy. Kancha calls itself an urban nomad. Are you too?
An urban nomad for Kancha means a person who can carry his/her office in a backpack, whose home is everywhere and who lives in the present to shape the future.
These are certainly three reasons why this handwork label stands for qualitatively high-class accessories made of leather and wool. Some of the most impressive designs are part of the laptop sleeves: “Black Grid”, which demonstrates a 3D screen, or “Awesome”, which fascinates with its trippy lines. If you rather prefer clean and non-embellished accessories, you can choose for example the phone sleeve “Naked”, which costs €29. Also the laptop sleeves surprise with their fair calculated €75.
Don’t miss this label’s show at the Ethical Fashion Show, which is going to start on 8 July?
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