It all began a long time ago, in a savage garden on the island of Maui.

There, one morning, I stood anew - and a thought was born.

What if I could connect the energy of something greater than us with a world that has lost its soul?

To bridge what is sacred to some but strange to others.

To bring together tradition and the need for change - the spiritual with the material.

To find balance between deep Eastern wisdom and Western progress, between soul and form, between the world of nature and the world of fashion.

So I rebuilt myself.
After many years spent working across different fields of the fashion industry around the world I created Workers for Future.

Workers for Future - a community of people deeply aware of the real price we pay for a life built on consumption;
of the false idea that having more means being more and of the illusion that success can be measured by money.

This project is our act of rebellion - because we love fashion, and we believe that its true essence lies in the beautiful act of creation.

All our pieces are reinterpretations of garments that have lived before. We carefully source high-quality vintage and second-hand clothing. Some we hand-deconstruct, giving them a new form; some we hand-dye - always using ecological textile dyes. Others we transform through texture and a few we leave almost untouched because the original is simply beautiful as it is.

Every Workers for Future garment is the result of hours of handwork - a process that brings us immense joy, the only measure of success that truly matters.

Thank you for being here.

Welcome to the Workers for Future community.

Together, we are reborn.

Mambi