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The Brasileta project aims to promote sustainability and fair wages. It produces clothing and accessories using eco-friendly fabrics and employing local seamstresses. Young designers create prints that are applied to the pieces and promote small businesses. The goal is to support artisans while reducing environmental impact and empowering communities.

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The project Collection Site Videos
The Project Brasileta was born from the desire to rethink about the whats, whys and how we dress. Not only the quality and the brand, but the origin of the products, the environmental impact that each piece generates during the production process, the concern with those that make them, fair prices for the produces and buyers.
Produced with fabrics that are eco friendly, the pieces are made by local seamstress living in the suburbs of S達o Paulo. Our proposal is to give an incentive to the small business / producers, by paying fair prices for their services, treating them with the due respect. The prints are created by young designers and they will have their names printed in each piece, just like an art piece.
The collection
Who are the designers? Once the theme is chosen, it is proposed to young designers that develop the prints and other imagers. These images are then applied to the fabrics / pieces along with the name of his designer. The sew up process happen in group of seamstress living in risk areas of S達o Paulo卒s suburbs. They work from home. That卒s a way to literally keep their kids out of trouble by spending more time with them. This will keep them more productive, and reduces the absences and accidents.
Our products
Shoes Slippers made with Tilapia Skin (a river fish), the base is TABOA, a natural straw from the country side of S達o Paulo. The utilization of this leather keeps the material from being thrown back into the rivers avoiding water contamination.
Tops Tree woman blouse Piece made with bamboo fibers. The print represents the women that live in the central part of the country and work mainly with manual labor of wood pieces production (for house work and decoration).
Top Fruit Basket in the Head Mane with organic cotton, this piece brings the diversity and beauty of tropical fruits. This print was created by the young designer Andrea Mariano.
Bag and Pants For this look, it was used a sailcloth made with recycled cotton. This material is made from old clothes that are destroyed and remanufactured.
Presentation brasileta
Our contact Site: www.brasileta.com.br Email: contato@brasileta.com.br Mobile : (5511) 7833 9493

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Presentation brasileta

  • 1. The project Collection Site Videos
  • 2. The Project Brasileta was born from the desire to rethink about the whats, whys and how we dress. Not only the quality and the brand, but the origin of the products, the environmental impact that each piece generates during the production process, the concern with those that make them, fair prices for the produces and buyers.
  • 3. Produced with fabrics that are eco friendly, the pieces are made by local seamstress living in the suburbs of S達o Paulo. Our proposal is to give an incentive to the small business / producers, by paying fair prices for their services, treating them with the due respect. The prints are created by young designers and they will have their names printed in each piece, just like an art piece.
  • 5. Who are the designers? Once the theme is chosen, it is proposed to young designers that develop the prints and other imagers. These images are then applied to the fabrics / pieces along with the name of his designer. The sew up process happen in group of seamstress living in risk areas of S達o Paulo卒s suburbs. They work from home. That卒s a way to literally keep their kids out of trouble by spending more time with them. This will keep them more productive, and reduces the absences and accidents.
  • 7. Shoes Slippers made with Tilapia Skin (a river fish), the base is TABOA, a natural straw from the country side of S達o Paulo. The utilization of this leather keeps the material from being thrown back into the rivers avoiding water contamination.
  • 8. Tops Tree woman blouse Piece made with bamboo fibers. The print represents the women that live in the central part of the country and work mainly with manual labor of wood pieces production (for house work and decoration).
  • 9. Top Fruit Basket in the Head Mane with organic cotton, this piece brings the diversity and beauty of tropical fruits. This print was created by the young designer Andrea Mariano.
  • 10. Bag and Pants For this look, it was used a sailcloth made with recycled cotton. This material is made from old clothes that are destroyed and remanufactured.
  • 12. Our contact Site: www.brasileta.com.br Email: contato@brasileta.com.br Mobile : (5511) 7833 9493