Indigenous is a sustainable and fair trade clothing brand that has been making handcrafted organic apparel since 1994. All of their clothing is made by artisans who are paid fairly. Their women's collection includes handknit sweaters, cotton tops, skirts, and dresses made from organic and eco-friendly materials. They aim to increase biodiversity and help local communities through their use of colored alpacas, safe dyes, and undyed natural fibers.

1. Indigenous
Organic + Fair Trade Fashion.
Sustainable and handcrafted with love 💕

2. About Indigenous
Indigenous organic, fair trade clothing and fashion has been leading the way in stylish, handmade
fashion since 1994. All indigenous sustainable apparel is made with extreme care by artisans who
are paid a Fair Wage. Visit indigenous to find out how it brings transparency and accountability to
the Fashion industry, and to view the selection of responsible fashion.

3. Indigenous Philosophy

4. Women’s Clothing Collection
Indigenous women’s collection, in the context of
brand trust and particularly at the luxury end, seems
to be doing well. More than just clothes, they sell
online fashion experience. From handcrafted knit
sweaters, to soft, organic cotton tops, skirts, and
dresses, these are pieces you will want to keep
forever. Sustainable women’s organic clothing and
fashion at Indigenous and clothing with innovation
and real value is as soft on the earth as it is on your
skin: 100% organic, eco-friendly, and fair trade. You
will find effortless basics and iconic fashion for
women with the quality of truly sustainable clothing
with Indigenous. Tops, Sweaters, Dresses, Skirts &
Pants, Outerwear, Accessories, all collection inspired
by your modern life.

5. Organic Womens Clothing

11. Sustainability & Biodiversity
• Colored Alpaca
• For too many years, alpaca ranchers in the Peruvian Highlands raised only white alpacas. Their wool absorbs dye best, and that’s
what markets demanded. The results: weaker, sicker herds needing antibiotics to survive. Insecurity and increased poverty for
people who were already struggling. By creating a demand for colored alpaca wool, we actively increase the genetic diversity of
Peru’s Alpaca populations. And here is a far happier result than the last: hardier herds of alpacas and greater economic security for
ranchers.
• Safe Dyes
• We ensure that all dyes used to create our color palettes do no harm to the earth. Our low-impact dyeing process eliminates
harmful chemicals and waste. We refuse to use any processes or dyes that harm the planet, even ones that are in mainstream use
by the textile industry and available at a cheaper cost. We utilize dyes that are approved by the Oeko-Tex Standard 100
• Colored Cotton
• When we picture cotton, a field blanketed in fluffy white comes to mind. Yet cotton comes in a variety of gorgeous colors that
render dye unnecessary. Rich, natural hues reminiscent of the earth, make lovely and versatile organic cotton cloth. Many of these
colored varieties need less pesticides and water to thrive, making them a more sustainable choice for clothes and beyond.
• Pure Collection
• What’s better than low-impact dyes? No dyes at all. The PURE collection derives its tones solely from nature, with gorgeous shades
of alpaca, sheep’s wool, and organic cotton. PURE clothing gives economic
• security to people in the Andean Highlands while treating the earth and its animals with respect.