Nanso, the famous Finnish textile brand created in 1921 in Nokia, is now launching a new collection in cooperation with Pure Waste.
It’s a collection of recycled fabrics that combine responsibility and Finnish design.
It’s only 8 items to start, but it’s a start that should be encouraged... so let’s start to re-think Christmas and, why not?, offer less stuff but only recycled ones?
Are you in?
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