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Ablesia
Ablesia is a brand that doesn’t believe in fashion trends and bets on minimalist clothes, following its own aesthetic that is timeless. Located in a small studio in Setúbal, Portugal, Ablesia is committed to ethical standards and their products are made from surpluses materials purchased from factories, avoiding their discart. To produce their clothes, they choose to use Lyoncell, Viscose, Organic Cotton and Cupro, that are ecological textiles with a low environmental impact.
Baba Tree
The Baba Tree Basket Company Ltd. aspires to a new model of ethical business that sees all of us as partners in an unfolding global transformation. One of the finest producers of the popular Bolgatanga baskets, the founder is surrounded by a team of artisans who produce these practical and colorful baskets – dozens of people who are fairly paid to produce what is best done in Bolgatanga. Besides getting training and a fair price for the production, the artisans also receive a commission on the sales of their baskets. The project supports a new business model – where everyone participates in the positive transformation of the world.
Bisarro
Coming Soon!
DA’KI – Artisanal Soap Makers
Da’Ki – Artisanal Soap Makers The history of this small family business is born out of the desire to change something in the world! Specializing in handmade cosmetics made from olive oil, Da’Ki has become the ambassador of the best raw materials of Serra da Gardunha and Estrela. Francisca and Diogo believe in a local market that can reach people, using natural and biodegradable products to combat the use of chemicals, many of them considered dangerous. They want to bring to our daily lives a little of what nature can really do for us, with handmade products, produced in small batches, with selected ingredients and carefully produced.
Ethnotek
Musgo
Ecology, simplicity, originality and respect for traditions are some of the characteristics that sum up the products of MUSGO. A partnership made up of four dedicated hands, Margarida and Rui are looking for creative ways to produce practical eco-design solutions for people who want a simple life – the one they both hold. The Portuguese project comes from Felgueiras (a village close to Porto) and it is directly in their cozy studio in the middle of nature that each piece is created and treated to detail, all done by hand. The ecological character is entirely connected with the uniqueness of each MUSGO lamp: by reusing discarded wood, each piece is unique and unrepeatable. The dedication of the duo is daily and everything is elaborated in detail, a visible result in each of their creations.
Orikomi
Pebble
SOKO
Teresa Gameiro
Klean Kanteen
Klean Kanteen® is a family-owned company on a mission since 2004 when introduced the first stainless steel, BPA-free, reusable water bottle. The reason is simple, they wanted a non-toxic solution to single-use plastic water bottles. Today, almost 15 years since then and already as a certified B Corporation, Klean Kanteen does not only creates highest quality reusable products but also works hard to bring benefit to the people and places where they touch. The motto of the company is to keep single-use waste (the super famous disposable items) from trashing the world.
WomenCraft
Studio Vayehi
New Products
Made in Portugal
Selection of products made in Portugal.
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Types of Impact
Social
Projects which place people first. This is our main key area: the placement of people and their well being before profit. We believe everyone deserves an opportunity and should be treated fairly – this is the baseline to create a safe work environment and help people uprise on their own through capacitation – not charity.
Environmental
Products which care about the impact on nature. We defend the preservation of the planet and future generations: this is achieved through recycling, upcycling, giving priority to eco-friendly materials, sourcing local or betting in sustainable innovations which allow us to reduce waste, energy consumption or use new raw materials wisely.
Cultural
Products which promote the maintenance of local crafts. We support projects that preserve, maintain and protect the culture and through time and space keep these values alive. Culture connects the past, present, and future generations. Somehow some of the traditions, knowledge and techniques tend to be forgotten – it’s time to change that.
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Shop
Fashion
Clothes
Jewellery
Accessories
Bags
Backpacks
Zero Waste
Home
Decoration
Kids
Toys
Our Brands
Ablesia
Ablesia is a brand that doesn’t believe in fashion trends and bets on minimalist clothes, following its own aesthetic that is timeless. Located in a small studio in Setúbal, Portugal, Ablesia is committed to ethical standards and their products are made from surpluses materials purchased from factories, avoiding their discart. To produce their clothes, they choose to use Lyoncell, Viscose, Organic Cotton and Cupro, that are ecological textiles with a low environmental impact.
Baba Tree
The Baba Tree Basket Company Ltd. aspires to a new model of ethical business that sees all of us as partners in an unfolding global transformation. One of the finest producers of the popular Bolgatanga baskets, the founder is surrounded by a team of artisans who produce these practical and colorful baskets – dozens of people who are fairly paid to produce what is best done in Bolgatanga. Besides getting training and a fair price for the production, the artisans also receive a commission on the sales of their baskets. The project supports a new business model – where everyone participates in the positive transformation of the world.
Bisarro
Coming Soon!
DA’KI – Artisanal Soap Makers
Da’Ki – Artisanal Soap Makers The history of this small family business is born out of the desire to change something in the world! Specializing in handmade cosmetics made from olive oil, Da’Ki has become the ambassador of the best raw materials of Serra da Gardunha and Estrela. Francisca and Diogo believe in a local market that can reach people, using natural and biodegradable products to combat the use of chemicals, many of them considered dangerous. They want to bring to our daily lives a little of what nature can really do for us, with handmade products, produced in small batches, with selected ingredients and carefully produced.
Ethnotek
Musgo
Ecology, simplicity, originality and respect for traditions are some of the characteristics that sum up the products of MUSGO. A partnership made up of four dedicated hands, Margarida and Rui are looking for creative ways to produce practical eco-design solutions for people who want a simple life – the one they both hold. The Portuguese project comes from Felgueiras (a village close to Porto) and it is directly in their cozy studio in the middle of nature that each piece is created and treated to detail, all done by hand. The ecological character is entirely connected with the uniqueness of each MUSGO lamp: by reusing discarded wood, each piece is unique and unrepeatable. The dedication of the duo is daily and everything is elaborated in detail, a visible result in each of their creations.
Orikomi
Pebble
SOKO
Teresa Gameiro
Klean Kanteen
Klean Kanteen® is a family-owned company on a mission since 2004 when introduced the first stainless steel, BPA-free, reusable water bottle. The reason is simple, they wanted a non-toxic solution to single-use plastic water bottles. Today, almost 15 years since then and already as a certified B Corporation, Klean Kanteen does not only creates highest quality reusable products but also works hard to bring benefit to the people and places where they touch. The motto of the company is to keep single-use waste (the super famous disposable items) from trashing the world.
WomenCraft
Studio Vayehi
New Products
Made in Portugal
Selection of products made in Portugal.
Blog
Types of Impact
Social
Projects which place people first. This is our main key area: the placement of people and their well being before profit. We believe everyone deserves an opportunity and should be treated fairly – this is the baseline to create a safe work environment and help people uprise on their own through capacitation – not charity.
Environmental
Products which care about the impact on nature. We defend the preservation of the planet and future generations: this is achieved through recycling, upcycling, giving priority to eco-friendly materials, sourcing local or betting in sustainable innovations which allow us to reduce waste, energy consumption or use new raw materials wisely.
Cultural
Products which promote the maintenance of local crafts. We support projects that preserve, maintain and protect the culture and through time and space keep these values alive. Culture connects the past, present, and future generations. Somehow some of the traditions, knowledge and techniques tend to be forgotten – it’s time to change that.
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Meet the Maker #1 – Hadija Jibulilo

2 years ago Leave a comment Brand Stories, Inspiring Women, Mulheres Inspiradoras

Today we launch this little corner in our blog – at ‘Meet the Maker’ we will share the stories of those who are the hands behind our products and a little bit of their lives! We’re starting with […]

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DOME out there – a summary

3 years ago Leave a comment Brand Stories, Conceitos Chave, Feiras

This is our 0 year: where we begin, learn and reorganize. After some intense months to launch and work for Christmas, 2018 arrived with one sure thing: we want to get closer to people. This was the happy […]

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DOME & Velo Culture: “Uma Loja na Oficina”

3 years ago Leave a comment Brand Stories, Key Concepts, Market

The first ‘Uma Loja na Oficina’, the popup store powered by Velo Culture, in which DOME participated, finished last Saturday, April 7th. The two brands have joined together in a partnership, unlikely for some, very natural for us. […]

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Women that inspire us: Ana Teresa Neves

3 years ago Leave a comment Brand Stories, Inspiring Women, Mulheres Inspiradoras

Ana Teresa Neves is the person in charge of the Teresa Gameiro brand. The dream of pursuing the cultural heritage traditional from her region allowed Teresa to start the brand with her name. Let’s get to know a […]

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Women that inspire us: the 3 Soko founders

3 years ago Leave a comment Uncategorized, Brand Stories, Inspiring Women, Mulheres Inspiradoras

Soko is an ethical African fashion brand that works with artisans in Kenya. To create beautiful pieces Soko artisans use local eco-friendly raw materials such as recycled brass and reclaimed cow horn. Even so the brand leverages technology […]

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Exclusive New Brands – PopUp Store Velo Culture

3 years ago Leave a comment Brand Stories, Market

  DOME Ethical Store will be the first to open the project “Uma Loja na Oficina”, a pop culture store located in Porto, powered by Velo Culture.   Both brands stand out for the careful and detailed selection […]

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Women that inspire us: Mifuko artisans

3 years ago Leave a comment Brand Stories, Inspiring Women, Mulheres Inspiradoras

Kiondos are part of the traditions in Kenya since they are an indigenous tradition to the Kikuyu and Kamba tribes. Handwoven with sisal and food grade plastics, 80% recycled, Mifuko’s products are created as a sophisticated blend of […]

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Women that inspire us: Mari & Minna, Mikufo’s co-founders

3 years ago Leave a comment Brand Stories, Inspiring Women

Mifuko story starts with two Finnish designers determined to make high fashion in a way that is sustainable and contributes positively to the world. Let’s meet Mari Martikainen & Minna Impio. They met queuing for lunch in the […]

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Orikomi – Lighting with origami techniques

3 years ago Leave a comment Brand Stories

Orikomi brand was created in 2013 and is based on developing products that blend origami techniques with lighting. The brand follows the principle that design should be economic and affordable, but equally perfectionist and ambitious, especially considering the […]

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The Responsible Glossary

3 years ago Leave a comment Conceitos Chave

Nowadays things change fast and the world’s needs are quickly pushing us to evolve, improve and unfold new answers to current multiple challenges. New and creative solutions have never been so vital to all of us. Did you […]

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WomenCraft: culture, traditions and history of a tri-border region

3 years ago Leave a comment Uncategorized, Brand Stories

WomenCraft works with rural Tanzanian and Burundian women to become contributing members of a successful fair-trade enterprise, therefore the products handcrafted by these artisans are bought and sold according to these international practices. When in 2007 the social […]

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3 days of fashion and sustainability

3 years ago Leave a comment Key Concepts

Regarding the Ethical Fashion Show Berlin, DOME team traveled to the low temperatures of central Europe to meet new brands, attend the conferences of experts from the various areas and exchange impressions with those who, like us, struggle […]

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Ethnology and Technology = Ethnotek

3 years ago Leave a comment Brand Stories

Ethnotek’s mission is to keep culture alive by creating high quality laptop and travel bags that feature ethically sourced handmade textiles. They partner with artisans in Ghana, Guatemala, India, Indonesia and Vietnam for hand printing, weaving and embroidery […]

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BABA TREE – THE BASKET COMPANY

3 years ago Leave a comment Brand Stories

Baba Tree is a worldwide supplier of handwoven African Baskets, ethically sourced in Bolgatanga, Ghana. Considered the only transparent company in the region, Baba Tree aspires a new model of ethical business that sees us all as active […]

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SOKO – innovation and tradition

3 years ago Leave a comment Uncategorized, Brand Stories

Soko is an eco-friendly jewellery project that is trying to redefine the principles of ethical fashion by not only creating beautiful products but also by supporting the artisans through a simple and innovative yet powerful technology platform. This […]

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What makes Trade Fair? Part 3

3 years ago Leave a comment Key Concepts

Dear game changer, If you got here, we assume you have checked our previous posts regarding this topic! If not, you can check here Part 1 and Part 2 explaining what we are talking about when we defend […]

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