Last week 2nd and 3rd year knit students presented the outcomes of the live project set by luxury fashion brand Tengri.
This image shows the supply chain which is transparent and benefits thousands of herder families in Mongolia.
Tengri has a strong ethical stance around sustainability and this formed a core part of the brief. Working with natural yak fibres and yarns as well as other natural fibres. Students experimented with re-using yarns and natural dyeing as part of the process. Due to the natural colour palette, textures and structures formed a key part of the design process. In this instance the outcome was for luxury interiors.
images of students presenting to CEO Nancy Johnston and Designer Amy Greenland.
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