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MEEMA’s sustainability model is based on circularity: they use waste as their raw material and design products that are long-lasting, compostable, or recyclable. Their fabrics come from upcycled denim and cotton left over from garment manufacturing, giving new life to discarded materials and significantly reducing water and energy use. Their packaging is also plastic-free and compostable.

From sourcing textile waste to working with local weavers in Guatemala, MEEMA upholds ethical labor practices and reduces industrial pollution. The brand supports artisan craftsmanship and small-scale production, ensuring that every piece tells a story of regeneration, cultural heritage, and mindful consumption.

A founder driven by creativity and purpose, dedicated to designing thoughtful, high-quality products that blend style, function, and craftsmanship.

Upcycled content refers to 100% fabrics that come from post-consumer materials. Upcycling clothing is the art of transforming old or unwanted garments into fresh and distinctive creations. This craft involves cutting, sewing, incorporating new embellishments, and repurposing fabrics into new pieces. At the heart of our LOQ Impact Dyes is a commitment to doing more with less. Traditional dyeing drowns fabrics in excess chemicals and water; we flip the script. Applying dyes only to finished garments eliminates the waste of pre-dyed fabric rolls that may never be used. Combined with heavy-metal-free, mordant-free formulas, this method protects workers, wearers, and waterways. It’s not just dye; it's a commitment to reduce pollution and conserve water.