Made In Peru | Natural Dye

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • We've partnered with vendors in Peru to source the finest, softest, most luxurious Pima Cotton for more than a decade. This year we journeyed to Peruvian cotton farms and mills to better understand the development of our fabrics and all-natural dyes.
    Organic Cotton does not require chemical dyes and Peru has all the rich biodiversity that any natural dye house could desire. A red color is sourced from the cochineal, a parasite insect of the paddle cactus, for blue indigo is used, and for yellow peppercorn tree berries are used.
    As a result of our travels we have deepened our commitment to sustainability by increasing our line of certified organic and fair trade cotton. As consumers we have a choice to impact many lives, we challenge you to consider where your garment comes from.
    See more of our Made in Peru story and shop the collection: www.alternative...
    Directed By: Britton Caillouette
    We offer a very special thanks to our partners in Peru for their assistance in the production of our film series. Without them, none of this would have been possible. Learn more about these incredible individuals and organizations through the links below.
    Ricardo Galmed and his family - www.ecotintes.com/

Комментарии • 13

  • @arrowb3408
    @arrowb3408 3 года назад

    This heartwarming video let me see the real down earth family with humble life.
    The rarest family in the world helps each other and improve more better organic dying by their son knowledge learned from university.
    This is purest meanings of the life-- we help each other with humble contented dream. Bless you all.

  • @josebrito408
    @josebrito408 6 лет назад

    Esto es la Pureza del Ingenio Natural Textil. Felicito y Exalto si Espíritu de hacerlo exclusivo por la esencia y por el Medio Ambiente

  • @cecyfall791
    @cecyfall791 6 лет назад

    Sie asi ess tal cual nos hemos vueltos consumidores concientes , lindo video no me canso de verlo

  • @donovanmass6726
    @donovanmass6726 10 лет назад +2

    Hi, me encanto tu video los felicito. Yo también soy peruana y estoy tomando una clase de beginninig textiles ( Fashion department at college). voy a compartir este video con mi clase del PCC (Pasadena City College) Los Angeles California.
    Good Job, well done!
    Monica

  • @onoono1047
    @onoono1047 7 лет назад +2

    wow. appreciate it. i do natural dyes as well. never enough learn by myself so learn from others are good too cause every hands and every places they have their unique

  • @esmeraldagonzales2490
    @esmeraldagonzales2490 4 года назад

    Q bello y natural

  • @eltambo765
    @eltambo765 10 лет назад +5

    Hello Alternative Apparel, thanks for the wonderful video. But we are Calmet not Galmet.

  • @arunkumarhasilkar4178
    @arunkumarhasilkar4178 4 года назад

    Nice work

  • @rubencasasreategui7890
    @rubencasasreategui7890 10 месяцев назад

    Excelente trabajo, podría indicar dónde se consigue el índigo. Gracias por la información

  • @medhacircle3605
    @medhacircle3605 6 лет назад

    great stuff

  • @billynou
    @billynou 6 лет назад

    Nice shots ☺️

  • @margaritadejesus6650
    @margaritadejesus6650 7 лет назад

    Me encataria visitar otra vez Peru, si en un futuro regreso me gustaria hir a puno y a qapia dpnde muestran diferentes formas como hacen los diferentes formas de pintar la lana y aprender algo nuevo q aca en U.S es diferente. Ustedes donde se encuentran en Peru?

    • @cecyfall791
      @cecyfall791 6 лет назад

      Margarita de jesus si, ellos estan en Chancay a unas horas de Lima