CIRCULAR FASHION

Keeping Textiles in Use, for Longer.

Circular fashion is a better way to design, make and use fashion one that keeps materials in circulation and reduces waste.

WHAT IS CIRCULAR FASHION?

Circular fashion is a system that challenges the 'make-use-waste' model. It focuses on keeping materials in use for as long as possible through thoughtful design, responsible production, and new life for existing textiles.

Reduce Waste

Diverting textiles from landfills and incineration.

Use Resources Wisely

Lowering the need for new raw materials.

Create Positive Impact

Empowering people and strengthening communities.

Think Long Term

Designing for durability, repair and reuse.

THE BUNKO JUNKO CIRCULAR MODEL

From waste stream to product stream.

Source

We source pre-consumer textile waste, deadstock and surplus fabrics.

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Sort & Assess

Materials are sorted by type, quality and reusability.

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Design

We design with what exists—celebrating imperfections.

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Make

Skilled artisans transform materials through craft and technique.

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New Life

Beautiful, functional products with a story and a purpose.

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Keep in Circulation

We encourage mindful use, repair, upcycle and recycle again.

WHY TEXTILE CIRCULARITY MATTERS

92M tonnes

textile waste generated globally every year.

Source: UNEP
2–8%

of global greenhouse-gas emissions are attributed to the textile industry.

Source: UN Fashion Charter
2,700 Lt

of water used to produce one cotton t-shirt.

Source: WWF
80% +

of textiles end up in landfills or are incinerated.

Source: Ellen MacArthur Foundation

CIRCULAR FASHION IN INDIA

India is one of the largest producers of textile waste. Circular fashion presents a powerful opportunity to transform this waste into value while creating sustainable livelihoods.

Bunko Junko is proud to be India's first registered textile upcycle brand, leading the way for a more responsible fashion future.

OUR VISION

A Future Where Nothing Goes to Waste.

We envision a world where fashion is regenerative, people are empowered, and materials continue to live many meaningful lives.

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