Dana Cohen, disillusioned by fashion waste, started Hyer Goods to make sustainable leather accessories from leftover scraps. After encountering Drishti Lifestyle, she produced items from discarded leather remnants. Hyer Goods uses deadstocks from luxury brands like Hermes and Chanel, sourced from Italian factories. These scraps are processed in family-run factories in Italy's Marche region to create bags and wallets, effectively reducing waste while maintaining quality. Cohen’s mission emphasizes environmental responsibility and aims to contribute significantly to solving the fashion industry's waste problem.
Dana Cohen's experience as a fashion designer led to a profound disillusionment with the industry's rampant waste, driving her to create sustainable leather accessories.
Cohen's company, Hyer Goods, produces bags and wallets from luxury leather leftovers, addressing the immense waste problem in the fashion industry.
By utilizing deadstocks sourced from renowned designer brands, Hyer Goods turns what would be discarded leather into valuable, fashionable products.
Hyer Goods collaborates with family-run factories in Italy to transform leftover leather scraps into high-quality accessories, thus engaging in sustainable manufacturing practices.
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