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Kiki Fashion Co Sustainability Actions

Uses fabric offcuts

Kiki Fashion Co says it reuses leftover fabric from production to make patchwork items such as handbags and face masks. This helps reduce waste because material that might otherwise be discarded gets turned into new products. The brand presents this as part of its wider effort to make better use of what it already has and to extend the life of textiles.

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Pays tailors above average

The brand says it mainly employs women tailors and pays them above-average wages. It also says their workweek runs from Monday to Friday, which gives them weekends free for other work or personal projects if they choose. The brand says many of these tailors have worked there for more than ten years, which suggests long-term working relationships.

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Supports community groups

Kiki Fashion Co says it partners with non-profit organisations in Ghana to support the wellbeing of children and teenagers through education. The material does not name the groups, but it does show that the brand links part of its social impact work to local community support and learning opportunities.

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Recognised by Wolf & Badger

The brand says it was nominated for Ethical Brand of the Year 2021 in the Wolf & Badger Independents Awards. It links this recognition to its relationship with tailors and its wider approach to responsible business. A nomination is not the same as a certification, but it does show outside attention from a retail platform focused on independent and sustainability-minded brands.

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Uses patchwork products

Kiki Fashion Co says it turns fabric remnants into patchwork fabric, which it then uses for products like handbags and face masks. This is a simple form of reuse that can cut down on waste and make use of materials already in the production process. The brand describes this as a way to create unique items while reducing what goes to recycling or disposal.

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Female-led business model

The brand describes itself as female-led and says it wants to empower women at every stage of the business. It connects this idea to the way it hires and supports women tailors. This is more of a social and workplace approach than a formal sustainability program, but it still fits the brand’s wider ESG story.

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