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Izmir, Turkey
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KEP Textile Atelier is a social enterprise based in Turkey that manufactures clothing under the highest ethical and environmental standards. They create stable employment for disadvantaged women, offering a range of services for ethical fashion brands, including market research, design, material sourcing, pattern making, sampling, production, quality control, and packing1. KEP Textile Atelier uses GOTS-certified textiles, deadstock or waste fabrics, and other environmentally responsible materials. Patterns are cut to minimize waste, and scraps are either composted or upcycled into new designs1. Their production facility collects rainwater for ironing and is fully powered by solar panels. They provide living wages, comfortable working conditions, childcare, and capacity development training1. All surplus is reinvested in KEP NGO to support social campaigns and provide textile training and women empowerment workshops. KEP Textile Atelier is a member of Yekpare Social Enterprise Turkey
Ayşe Kaptan.
Operating since 2017
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