KIMULI FASHIONABILITY

Kimuli Fashionability transforms the plastic waste crisis in Africa into an inclusive eco-fashion label. We are providing employment opportunities for disabled tailors as creative tailors and youth as waste collectors through blending African fabrics with plastic polythene waste into durable, sustainable and waterproof garments and accessories.
To react to the current COVID-19 crisis in Uganda, we are manufacturing reusable, washable and biodegradable anti… Mehr anzeigen

Our overall goal is to raise (20,000 Euros) in sales of upcycled garments and accessories to cross-finance the production of over 50,000 masks to be distributed freely to local people in Uganda who are highly affected by COVID-19 mostly local market vendors, cargo truck drivers and essential service providers who works everyday amidst COVID-19 pandemic.

Apart from environmental contribution due to up-cycling; 50% of sales will be used to produce reusable, biodegradable face-masks for free distribution to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in Uganda. In addition, 50 jobs will be created directly for persons with disabilities as creative tailors and youth as distributors.

50% of sales will be used to produce reusable, biodegradable face-masks for free distribution and 50% will be used to finance our summer collection.

Namujju Juliet; (Certified Fashion designer and founder Kimuli Fashionability)

Kiggundu Sairus; (Environmentalist, social entrepreneur and Director Kimuli Fashionability)

Nabaggala Agnes; (Tailor, cannot hear and talk)

Nabirye Zaharah; ( Tailor and production manager Kimuli Fashionability)