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How Fashion Companies Can Take Responsibility for Their Waste and Move Toward A Just, Circular Textile Economy

The consequences of the clothing industry’s high volume, linear production model are devastating. Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is an environmental policy that develops stewardship programs for producers to take responsibility for the end-of-life phase of their products. If done well, textile EPR could help catalyze shifts in textile material choices, production volumes, and design for longevity and circularity.

Cancelled: Aboubakar Fofana Textiles Trunk Show

We deeply regret that this trunk show has been canceled. We will be following up soon with ways to support Aboubakar’s work. Born in Mali and raised in France, Aboubakar […]

Spinning on a Drop Spindle with Alisha Bright

Join us at the beautiful Fibershed Learning Center on Black Mountain Ranch near Point Reyes Station, CA, and learn how to make your own yarn using a drop spindle with […]

Celebrate Science and Nature – A Fundraiser for HREC

Join the UC Hopland Research and Extension Center to celebrate science and nature at this spectacular site. Hands on field experiences and a delicious farm to table luncheon with live […]

Two Women and Two Generations of Stewardship at Blackberry Farm

Written by Stephany Wilkes. Photographed by Paige Green. At Blackberry Farm in Bolinas, two generations of women have stewarded the land for 50 years and counting. In 1972, 29-year-old Aggie […]

Estuary

Our store is a dreamy destination for discovering the essentials that turn your home and garden into a serene sanctuary. We pride ourselves on sourcing items that are fair-trade and […]

How 6 California designers are taking a soil-to-soil approach to textile creation

The six designers featured in this article are incredibly mindful in their approach to textile design, all while elevating what it means to use local, land-based materials.

Taking the Long View at Mustang Acres

At Mustang Acres, the needs of people, animals and landscape come together in a beautiful dance of mutual care and support.

Grange Home Returns the Hand to the Made

Beth Miles is the brains and hands behind her Grange Home line, which is a culmination of and departure from her prior life in apparel design.

Highlights from Fibershed’s 2022 Carbon Farm Fund Report

In 2022, Fibershed saw its Climate Beneficial(TM) efforts flourish into a remarkable expansion, both regionally and nationally.

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