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Satya Muktinutalapati, based in Saskatoon, repurposes discarded saris into new clothing. She has successfully saved up to 6,000 garments from being sent to landfills.
Satya Muktinutalapati has repurposed 6,000 discarded saris from local landfills into new clothing, operating her business from her home in Saskatoon. The initiative underscores a growing trend towards sustainable fashion within the community.
Satya Muktinutalapati, a designer based in Saskatoon, emphasised her commitment to sustainability, stating she has “saved up to 6 thousand garments from the landfill.” Moving forward, she plans to expand her operations, further promoting eco-friendly fashion practices in the local community.
What remains unclear — It is not specified how many garments are still awaiting transformation.
Saskatoon woman repurposes discarded saris into new clothing collections
Satya Muktinutalapati works from her house in Saskatoon turning discarded saris into beautiful new clothes. She says she’s saved up to 6 thousand garments from the landfill.
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