Garden Of Weeds

Garden Of Weeds Recycled & Organic clothing line with the first drop featuring scarves and accessories as the canvas

Robert Coutelas II, 1977, France. This mystical piece is apart of his “Cartes” series of playing-card-sized paintings, w...
02/16/2021

Robert Coutelas II, 1977, France.

This mystical piece is apart of his “Cartes” series of playing-card-sized paintings, where he used wood and cardboard that he found on the street as the canvases for his work.

Talk about upcycling!

Garden of Weeds (virtual) doors are now open!! Click on the link in the bio to explore our site. And while you’re there,...
02/15/2021

Garden of Weeds (virtual) doors are now open!!

Click on the link in the bio to explore our site. And while you’re there, check out our Sustainability and About pages to learn more about the brand and what we are doing to be as eco-conscious as possible.

Our first drop will exclusively be scarves featuring our hand-painted designs on recycled materials and our eco-dyed scarves made of natural fibers. We are so excited to share all that we have been working and be on the lookout for more designs to drop over the coming weeks!

The Garden of Weeds capsule collection consisting of blouses, dresses, skirts and more will drop Spring 2021.

Now, go get lost in the w**ds!

Keep an eye out for when we launch the site. Tomorrow is the day!!
02/15/2021

Keep an eye out for when we launch the site. Tomorrow is the day!!

You think Mae West was talking about slow fashion when she said this?
02/11/2021

You think Mae West was talking about slow fashion when she said this?

Mariah in the “Not Your Honey Bunny” recycled scarf in black 🐇
02/10/2021

Mariah in the “Not Your Honey Bunny” recycled scarf in black 🐇

Jarisma in the Golden Child eco-dyed silk scarf top set 🏆
02/09/2021

Jarisma in the Golden Child eco-dyed silk scarf top set 🏆

The wait is nearly over ✨
02/08/2021

The wait is nearly over ✨

Lake Como, Italy
02/07/2021

Lake Como, Italy

The olive branch. Egyptian Art from the Early New Kingdom Dynasty XVIII.
01/09/2021

The olive branch. Egyptian Art from the Early New Kingdom Dynasty XVIII.

Our organic cotton bandanas and silk/peace silk scarves are all dyed with nature (yes, literally colors of the wind stat...
01/08/2021

Our organic cotton bandanas and silk/peace silk scarves are all dyed with nature (yes, literally colors of the wind status) in our LA studio. We either collect the plants from local farm stands, utilize food scraps, or source them from companies who have long standing ties with their farmers. This goes for our silks and organic cottons as well — we’ve vetted producers to ensure that our materials are coming from farms with both humane and sustainable practices.

A few benefits of utilizing botanical dyes:

- No carcinogens/nontoxic
- Biodegradable
- Anti-microbial properties
- Higher UV absorption
- Produces no waste
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A w**d is only defined by our perception. By definition, a w**d is a “wild plant growing where it is not wanted” - the u...
01/03/2021

A w**d is only defined by our perception. By definition, a w**d is a “wild plant growing where it is not wanted” - the undesirables.

So, you know that the gorgeous green ivy climbing the walls of cottages and scaling the glass ceilings of green houses is “technically” a w**d. But here’s the thing: to many, it is not. It is a welcomed visitor - they embrace it like a dear old friend visiting their home, allowing it to take up as much space as it so desires.

Our point? Try letting things grow before eradicating it, before labeling it (not just wildlife, but ideas, creations, relationships). Allow it to form a whole new existence within its growth. See what happens- watch how your perception evolves.

***in the 100% recycled poly scarf***

Yeah, we know. 2020 was ugly. Every single one of us struggled on a level that we did not expect when we made our resolu...
01/01/2021

Yeah, we know. 2020 was ugly. Every single one of us struggled on a level that we did not expect when we made our resolutions last New Year’s Eve. Some of us unfortunately struggled more than others - but we live by this: you can never measure and compare the pain of one another. We all have galaxies rotating within us. Even more importantly, we are all interconnected and this year more than ever, it was demonstrated exactly how far that link goes. 2020 was ugly, yes. But nobody can deny that within the murky grittiness of this past year, beauty was found. Here’s to 2021- finding the beauty in the otherwise, unexpected.
Wishing you all a happy and healthy new year full growth, health, love and light.
Love,
Garden of Weeds

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