On 30.4.2023, we as Kurti & Frieda had the opportunity to present a pop-up stand at the Brands & Love event in Rheda-Wiedenbrück, NRW. The customers were enthusiastic about the designs and gave great feedback, highlighting the attention to detail, the beautiful design, the good price-performance ratio and the great...

The Rana Plaza Accident in Bangladesh in 2013 drew attention to the poor working conditions and low wages of garment factory workers, highlighting the need for ethical and sustainable fashion. The use of synthetic fabrics in fast fashion can lead to environmental damage and pollution, while organic clothing is made from materials grown without synthetic fertilizers and pesticides, promoting sustainable agriculture practices. 

Fair fashion focuses on socially responsible and ethical production, ensuring workers are paid a living wage and have safe working conditions. By choosing organic and fair fashion, consumers can reduce their environmental impact and support sustainable agriculture practices while ensuring workers are treated fairly. As consumers, we have the power to demand change and support brands that prioritize sustainability and social responsibility.

Natural dyes such as indigo (blue dye from the indigo plant), turmeric (yellow dye from the kurma root) and henna (orange dye extracted from the leaves of the henna plant) are ideal for baby and children's clothing. Unlike synthetic dyes, which can contain harmful chemicals such as heavy metals, formaldehyde...

It has always been my dream to start my own children's fashion label. When I worked as a temp at Tommy Hilfiger in 2010, I bought a baby longsleeve as one of my first pieces and said to myself: "One day I will have my own children's label". But it...

A warm welcome also from my side on this blog. I am indescribably happy that you have found your way here. Under this tab you will find blog posts about the topic, baby, pregnancy, life with child and of course sustainability. I wish you a lot of fun reading and...