Tikau Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Tikau Fashion is presented as a circular economy project launched in Bengaluru by H&M Hennes & Mauritz Retail Pvt Ltd, H&M Services and Bal Raksha Bharat (Save the Children India). The initiative focuses on waste management, textile waste reduction, and sustainable fashion practices by recycling and upcycling old clothes into new products. It also aims to create opportunities for youth through skills in design, entrepreneurship, and sustainability, while promoting community awareness about responsible waste management and circular economy principles.

Launched Tikau Fashion

H&M Hennes & Mauritz Retail Pvt Ltd, H&M Services and Bal Raksha Bharat (also known as Save the Children India) have launched Tikau Fashion, a circular economy project designed to revolutionize waste management and promote sustainable practices in the city.

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Recycles old clothes

Central to this initiative is the recycling and upcycling of old clothes into new, trendy fashion items and other products such as bags, rugs, and quilts.

Engages Bengaluru youth

The project will harness the creative potential of Bengaluru’s youth to tackle both waste management and unemployment through practical, circular economy solutions.

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Provides skills and mentorship

By integrating technology and providing ongoing mentorship, Tikau Fashion will not only create job opportunities but also drive significant environmental benefits. The initiative will empower youth by engaging young people in the creation of eco-friendly products while providing them with valuable skills in design, entrepreneurship, and sustainability.

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Raises waste awareness

This effort not only addresses the waste generated by the textile industry but also promotes awareness about sustainable fashion practices. The initiative will raise awareness about the importance of responsible waste management and sustainable fashion choices.