Slow fashion, upcycling, organic, bread and much more ...
Schöneberg is all about diversity! The neighborhood, which was the epicenter of West Berlin’s creative scene in the 1980s, is now synonymous with diversity and sustainability.
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In the Akazienkiez neighborhood, as well as on Barbarossa and Goltz Streets, all the way to the Winterfeldmarkt, a vibrant mix of bars, cafés, and shops thrives, offering an interesting variety: here you’ll discover many businesses dedicated to the current theme of “sustainability.”
Discover:
1.) Slow fashion stands for sustainable, conscious, and ethical fashion. It represents a shift in consciousness—a contemporary response to the mass production of fast fashion. It’s about quality and individuality, appreciation, and a change in mindset. Slow fashion also includes “fair fashion,” i.e., the entire concept of “fairly produced” and “fairly traded fashion,” as well as clothing swap and clothing rental initiatives.
2.) Upcycling in many forms; with a return to local, artisanal production of clothing, hats, bags, furniture, jewelry, etc.
3.) Slow Food; refers to regionally produced food that is harvested and processed or manufactured in the Berlin area, such as the staple food: bread.
4.) Natural cosmetics: vegan, Ayurvedic, pH-neutral, free of microplastics, resource-efficient, and waste-reducing.
They all share a common goal: contributing to a sustainable society.
Additional information
Meeting point: in front of the LOVECO store, Eisenacherstr. 36, 10781 Berlin, at the corner of Eisenacherstr.
