Eco Fashion Week Australia

08/06/2026

Estonian birch meets Donggala loom.🤎

Haruu Design from Tallinn.In Estonia, Haruu knows what it means to make with winter light and forest time. So they listened to the cloth.
Haruu life paired Buya Subi with Estonian organic linen and wool from Saaremaa sheep. Natural dyes from Estonian bogs. Birch bark buttons carved in their studio. The Buya Subi became the front panel, uncut, honoring the weaver’s pattern. Their linen created the structure. Zero waste cutting. Every scrap saved.

Two ancient technologies in one garment.
One from the tropics. One from the North.
Both made without harm. Both made to return to earth.

To the Mama-Mama penenun of Donggala: Aitäh for your trust.

Haruu Design x Buya Subi. Vancouver 2026.

Designer
Photography
Model
Makeup

05/06/2026

Thank you Style Drama for wonderful article and support to Buya Subi ( Silk Sarong ) project of EfWA 🌿🌱💚

Last May, Eco Fashion Week Australia (EFWA) brought the Buya Subi Project to a full house at the Vancouver Public Library.

04/06/2026

✨ From Barcelona to Vancouver ✨

We are delighted to present this unique piece of at the Buya Subi Project during our Vancouver runway show hosted at the .

This design brings together ancestral Indonesian textile heritage from Central Sulawesi of the Buya Subi Project with the upcycled coffee bag textile innovation circular social project of Sylvia Calvo BCN 💚🌿
A fusion of cultures, craftsmanship and circular creativity that transforms tradition and waste into beauty and new future. ♻️✨

For Sylvia this collaboration represents much more than fashion and textiles.
It is about Regeneration.
Regenerative agriculture (coffee farming)
Regeneration of materials.
Regeneration of artisan knowledge.
Regeneration of social impact and new opportunities for communities through conscious design, cultures and traditions.

Every piece carries a story of transformation — proving that sustainability and innovation can walk together while creating positive impact for people and planet. 🌍🤍

Designer
Photography: 📸
Model

28/05/2026

From Albany to Vancouver ,🍁LJR Designs ✨💚🌿.com.au showcase with Buya Subi project at EFWA runway in Vancouver.

This heirloom garment began with 2 metres of Buya Subi cloth, handwoven by women in Donggala, Central Sulawesi. 300 years of knowledge.

To honour the cloth, Linda paired it with European linen — two textile lineages in conversation. Linen brings drape, breath, and its own deep history. Donggla handmade textile brings structure, story, and sacred motifs .

The result: An heirloom piece designed to be kept, mended, and passed down.

From her Albany studio, this is slow fashion as it should be:

To the Mama-Mama penenun di Donggala: Terima kasih. Your work is the heart of this piece.

Designer .com.au
Model
Photography
.

22/05/2026

We won. 🏆🏆🏆🏆

Eco Fashion Week Australia just received the International CSR Excellence Award from The Green Organisation.

This is for the hands that weave.
For the designers who choose slowness.
For our parthners and community who believes fashion should heal, not harm.

Why we won:
Putting artisans first. Zero waste. Zero exploitation. 100% traceable.
From Buya Subi weavers in Donggala to our Australia and Vancouver runways— this is handmade for the earth.

Our work will be published in The CSR World Leaders book, taking this movement global.

To our community: this award belongs to you. Thank you for proving that creativity and care can share the same runway.

🌿Fashion that regenerates culture, livelihoods and ecosystem

The work continues. 💚

ArtisanMade TheGreenOrganisation EthicalFashion