Why to buy: Fashion photography duo Ingela Klemetz Farago & Peter Farago are extending their creative visionary world into their jewellery line INGY STOCKHOLM. All the pieces are made from old fallen trees that have been altered and shaped by different weather conditions. Every piece is carefully handpicked and treated, making each object unique and one of a kind. 

What we love: These handcrafted wooden asymmetric earrings in bronze color by Ingy Stockholm are crafted from repurposed preserved wood. It is a unique, one-of-a-kind item and any imperfections or colour discrepancies are a natural feature and may differ from the images shown.

Why to buy: The minimalist Danish watches Nordgreen are provocative and designed to be Nordic. Nordgreen has a carbon neutral office, is offsetting the shipping emissions by planting trees and supporting giving back programs - each purchase supports a different NGO (Water for Good, Pratham UK, Cool Earth). Their Danish-owned factory secures the possible working conditions. 

The watches come in a FSC certified packaging made from recycled plastic bottles, 

What we love: In the Nordic region, design adheres to a long tradition of creating a product to functionality suit the user for comfort and form that is aesthetically appealing. In Nordgreen, they believe that in upholding this tradition, they also have an inherent responsibility to their community and environment.

All designs are made by Jakob Wagner, Award-winning designer from Bang&Olufsen, HAY, B&B Italia, and Cappellini.

Why to buy: ASK Scandinavia is a Helsinki-based company creating sustainably produced bags and accessories. Created with timeless designs that last both in quality and style, their products will become your go-to’s.

The Plant Leather Collection is made from Desserto Nopal cactus which is organically grown with rainwater and Earth minerals. Cactus leather is 100% recyclable, partially biodegradable, and does not contain any plastic. Both the Willow Tote and the Ivy Clutch are sophisticated and sustainable, perfect from desk-to-dinner.  

What we love: The Willow Tote is designed to transition from day-to-night and to carry all your precious belongings with ease either by hand or over the shoulder. It comes complete with an inner slip pocket that closes with a beautiful zipper for miscellaneous items. Stamped brand logo. It is an elegant, sophisticated but practical size and shape for your everyday needs.

The products are of Scandinavian design, made with care in Northern Portugal.  

Why to buy:The ethos of the Indian designer label Little Things Studio lies in bringing comfort, luxury and sustainability to consumers. The Oak Co-Ord Set is made with Cupro, a regenerated cellulose fabric created by dissolving cotton linter, the fluffy fiber around the cotton plant’s seeds into a viscous solution of copper oxide called cuprammonium. Completely plant based, the vegan silk is incredibly durable, stretch resistant, breathable, has thermoregulating properties and dries quickly. The fabric helps reduce cotton waste and dyes more easily than other fabrics, hence reduces dye consumption. 

What we love: ‘Dear Ocean’ is a transitional collection dedicated to the breathtaking beauty of our vast mysterious ocean. It brings a new wave of escapism and consciousness. With refreshing prints and a free-spirited mood of the 1970s, the narrative is drawn from the growing concerns towards our oceans and sea life, inspiring us to romanticize the ocean itself.

Why to buy: A hint of summer and the desire for faraway places surrounds the midi dress in ethnic print–something to make us dream about the lighter days to come! The staggered, transverse and longitudinal pattern harmonizes with the slightly swinging silhouette and flatters the figure. The material made from 100% Tencel Lyocell is slightly transparent and falls soft on the skin.

The implied wrap neckline and tie waist round out the fit. The airy, flared cut plays around the body. Just put it on and feel good, that's all this spring look needs

What we love: Love fashion, think organic, be responsible – these are the maxims of LANIUS. Based on these principles, the vision of company founder Claudia Lanius is to combine eco-friendly materials with fair working conditions, feminine silhouettes and the perfect fit. They assume responsibility for people, animals and the environment. That‘s why their production sites comply with social and environmental standards which are regularly checked by independent institutions and by them personally. Out of their love and respect for animals, they use neither real fur nor down. When it comes to wool, they stick to a strict „no-mulesing“ policy. Animal welfare certification (kbT) guarantees that animal husbandry is appropriate to the species, feeding must be biologically (e.g. without genetic modification), fattening is forbidden and the reproduction may only occur naturally.

Why to buy: Luxiders Magazine is the leading Sustainable Culture Magazine for conscious people. The magazine spotlights the excellence in aesthetics, cutting-edge products and lifestyle experiences strictly related to a sustainable approach. Our Print Issue N.5 focuses on artists, poets, designers, photographers and brands inspiring people to Rise & Shine sustainably in these challenging times.

Overall, Luxiders Magazine aspires to expand the responsable consumption Worldwide, building a culture of respect, with positive effects on the economy, society and the environment by reducing poverty, hunger, pollution, climate change and inequalities and increasing well-being, justice and peace. Your purchase supports our work and mission: spreading sustainable culture worldwide.

What we love: Print Issue 5 (also available in digital format) analyzes in depth the sustainable plans of the main luxury fashion brands, informing in detail the steps taken and their future plans. "Is it an epiphenomenon? Marketability?". The media also publishes an must-read article on “The importance of Craftmanship in Fashion”, where founders of NGOs as Nest and Ethical Fashion Iniciative share an honest and sometimes heartbreaking point of view on how is the real relationship between fashion brands and the indigenous people who sew their “exclusivity”.

In Culture, the world-renowned poet, educator, workshop leader, and lecturer Roger Robinson talks on poetry, creative citizenship and racism. Also artists like Jakob Kudsk Steensen, Luca Tombolini, and Jukhee Kwon capture the immensity and sublimity of the inner World through their artworks. Writer Marge Piercy, critically acclaimed on the National Best Sellers list, and The New York Times Best Sellers list, share her love for feminism, antiwar, and environmental causes, a passion often reflected in her work.