Rags to riches textile upcycling summit
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Rags to Riches Textile Upcycling Summit is curated to help turn creative textile upcycling businesses into sustainable enterprises with an impact that supports the planet and an income that supports entrepreneurs leading the way to mindful textile consumption and environmental healing.
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Rags to Riches
textile upcycling summit is designed to recognize and support leaders in creative textile reuse and consumption awareness (that's you). The idea is that we come together to share our expertise, experience and stories, to inspire, empower, and connect - while supporting our efforts financially.
We are entrepreneurs, manufacturers, suppliers, authors and activists offering alternative options to excessive textile consumption. We are represent collaboration and possibility where others see roadblocks - conveying hope for a healthy future.



MEET YOUR Host
Hi, I'm Crispina. I'm in the business of helping recycled textile artists become successful entrepreneurs.
I'm a recycled textile activist, industry professional, and entrepreneur who has dedicated my life to using sustainable materials and recycling textiles. I've been doing this work for more than 30 years...long before anyone even uttered the words, "up-cycling" or "eco."
My ultimate goal with Rags To Riches Textile Upcycling Summit is to reduce global textile waste and show others how to do it too.
I've run a 40 person production company for 22 years, written a teaching book about my process, (The Sweater Chop Shop) and worked with some of the biggest names in textiles: Patagonia, Eileen Fisher, and Timberland, to help divert textile waste from the landfill.