APOLDIST – A Full Sustainable Shopping Experience
It’s time to act and you know that too. It can bare any delays and if any of us will make a slight change in our way of living and consuming, the differences will be major.
Yes, I am talking about the fact that our planet needs to be taken care of and us to be aware, to be conscious. We all know that the fashion industry is one of the most polluting in the world, but we also know that it is reinventing itself. Now we have sustainable alternatives to our most beloved fashion items and nothing can stop us anymore to make the right choices. The fact that we can still look Mod and Chic, while saving the world, is more than awesome, it’s a privilege.
APOLDIST – invest in everlasting design & never refuse to reuse
This being said, we also have solutions for you, not only requests. If you are looking for that place where to live a unique & 100% sustainable experience, you should visit Apoldist. It is an online curated fashion store that aims to make a change by highlighting ethics & aesthetics.
You will find a selection of emerging and established designers, young talents and students, some of whom work with sustainable fabrics but surely all of them are operating ethically. Beside that, the ordered products will arrive to your door in a reusable bag, that is made from organic fabric, embroidered and wears the passion and love of the local craftswomen from Sibiu, a city in the heart of Transylvania.
APOLDIST – A Full Sustainable Shopping Experience
Even the mailer is compostable. And if this is not convincing you, you should know that your old or vintage clothes will receive a new life if you send them to Apoldist. You will get a nice discount to use for shopping on the platform, while your items are curated, treated and upcycled in new unique pieces, which will be found on the website available for purchasing under the brand Hooldra. Isn’t that exciting?
‘We, the team of Apoldist, encourage you to invest in everlasting design, dress effortlessly, make conscious choices, be material wise, wear clothes that matter, and never refuse to reuse.’
