From textile waste into handmade paper Slow Fashion is just one of the ways that makes KLEED a sustainable and conscious fashion brand. We are committed to reducing overconsumption and fighting overproduction. Our latest project is recycling our own textile waste, transforming it into handmade paper, that we can use for our Wash & Care labels . In our factories, every scrap of KLEED material is now set aside, during the cutting and sewing phases, packaged in cardboard boxes and sent for recycling. Recycling material is a lengthy and highly specialized process, and it has been honed and perfected in...
Start the day with a splash We recommend starting the day by splurging out on breakfast – either at the 28 Kothi boutique hotel or going all out and indulging in an incredibly luxurious feast at the Rambagh Palace Hotel, the 19th century palace and former home of the Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II and his wife. Tour the city like a local – on a bicycle We love cycling around the city, zipping through the traffic and taking in the sights and the scents of India. For the less adventurously inclined, the autorickshaw (similar to tuk-tuks) is also a...
We are all about sustainability KLEED is about beautiful, sophisticated loungewear – but with a conscience. With KLEED, you are making a conscious choice to buy responsibly and sustainably. Because, just like us, you know that the planet is our responsibility and no one else’s. Our teams and partners It’s not enough to believe in something yourself - your teams and partners have to as well. We partner with like-minded local artisans, designers, conservationists and businesses, to make a real difference in their communities. We are proud of our partners: we learn from each other; we pay them fair wages...
Summer 21 Lamu Island, Kenya Our Summer 21 collection brings us full circle – back to Africa, to the most elemental part of KLEED. Our birthplace, our source of inspiration. This part of Africa is where we are totally and utterly ourselves – stripped of the trappings of urban civilization, of the “sound and the fury”, the pollution, the daily grind and stress. Lamu island in Kenya embodies this most perfect state of renewal. Lamu town is Kenya’s oldest continually inhabited town, and the island is now listed as an UNESCO World Heritage site. A fascinating cultural hotpot of Arab,...