From traditional with a twist, to experimental & statement pieces, these are the artists who transform Warde Fabric Remnants into wearable art & accessories.
In 2024, Sitt Naila set up The FabricXchange—Lebanon’s first freecycling center—collaborating with Wardé to launch “Warradit”. This powerful CSR program has provided over 200 artists, designers, students, organizations, and upcyclers with beautiful fabric remnants for their projects. To date, the initiative has saved 20 tons of textile waste from landfills, giving these materials a second life that now blooms in these featured collections.
Saki Kimono
RYTTA Couture
Wearable paintings from Rytta’s archive highlight her fun approach to fashion in the كذا شي | Kaza Shi Collection.
Non-traditional forms are playfully decorated with appliqués, hand-painted motifs, and even fabric sculptures—proving Rytta's cheerful clothes are true wearable art.
SAKI is a Beirut-based slow-fashion brand created by designer and master patternmaker Sarkis Assadourian. The brand reimagines the classic Japanese silhouette through a lens of Mediterranean ease, Levantine culture, and modern tailoring—consciously breathing new life into local heritage by integrating Warde fabric remnants into unique, upcycled statements.
Echo Her Echo
Turning discarded scraps into wonder, Echo Her Eco bridges art, environmental activism, and social solidarity in Lebanon.
They support and empower local women by co-creating gorgeous upcycled apparel and accessories that give waste a beautiful second life—making sustainability effortlessly stylish.
Constant Cravings
Shatila Studio
Where traditional ancestral soul meets a modern streetwear edge - Shatila Studio flips the script on classic textile arts by turning hand-embroidery into contemporary fashion statement pieces. Employing over 100 incredibly talented Syrian and Palestinian women artisans, the independent social enterprise crafts eye-catching clothing and lifestyle pieces: from upcycled tatreez denim jackets and geometric kimonos to intricately detailed keffiyeh pouches.
Beautifully detailed and mindfully made, every single stitch tells a deep, powerful story of resilience, hope, and survival.
One-of-a-kind wearable art made once, loved forever! Constant Craving is a Beirut-based slow-fashion house turning sustainably and ethically sourced materials into striking visual statement pieces. From embroidered floral jackets and bold outerwear to rare archival bags, every single piece is handcrafted as a unique, one-off design. Bridging the gap between a modern edgy closet and environmental responsibility, Constant Craving creates fashion that makes a serious statement—and a real difference.
Kikito
Capturing the timeless elegance of premium textiles, KIKITO turns slow fashion into a celebration of refined local craftsmanship. The Lebanese brand designs curated, sophisticated apparel tailored beautifully for mature women who prioritize both comfort and head-turning grace. By seamlessly integrating luxurious, rich Wardé fabrics into highly wearable, tailored silhouettes, KIKITO creates dream closet staples that exude ageless style—proving that true elegance is a lifelong statement.
Savers
Savers is an Amchit-based upcycling concept store and social impact hub redefining conscious living in Lebanon. Curated by Rody Sakr in collaboration with M&R Global Services, the space serves as a vibrant platform for pre-owned treasures and innovative upcycled home and fashion items. Among their standout creations are their signature upcycled cushions, handcrafted from Warde fabric remnants to give beautiful fabrics a cozy second life.
Bois de Roses
Patchwork brings together all Wafaa’s passions - upcycling, abstract painting, and handmade work - into a unique Fabric Art Collection.
Drawn to the textures of old fabrics, the freedom of randomly chosen colors, and the beauty of layering, it’s where chaos becomes harmony, and discarded pieces find new life through art.
Rooh Notebooks/hips & hiccups
Rooh Notebooks by concept house Hips & Hiccups is a highly conceptual Lebanese stationery line that treats paper as an immersive art form and a journal cover as a canvas for cultural storytelling.
Karine’s beautiful practice of layering authentic vintage photographs onto luxurious Wardé wallpaper remnants creates gorgeous statement notebooks to hold your biggest ideas against a backdrop of true heritage and fine art.
Piece of Soul
Piece Of Soul is an indie stationery brand redefining the way we journal. Crafting everything from customizable journals to undated weekly planners, the label breathes new life into exquisite, high-end materials by using luxurious Wardé wallpaper remnants for their limited-edition notebooks.