We often live our everyday lives based on learned mechanisms. But we believe that with conscious redesign and creativity, we can leave habits and build a sustainable future!

REMAGINE’s message is that we dare to rethink our activities and look at everyday challenges creatively, from a different perspective, to bring about change – in our clothes as well.

Through the 3rd Collection of ZeroFashion, we give its wearers an approach that allows them to step out of the habit and question the norms and habits set by fast fashion.

People we collaborated with:

Teréz Rapkay
Réka Pásztohy
Lídia Kecseti
Kata Kóthay
Júlia Nizák
Hajna Hári
Réka Rapkay
Júlia Csernovszky
Bolgárka Balogh
Panka Jancsó
Tünde Dicső

Our first collection was based on two ideas: first, the thought of an anti-wave to the meaningless captions of fast fashion t-shirts – changing them to relevant phrases to sustainability. Secondly, an EU statistic which showed that people do not use a minimum of 30% of their clothes. That is how the base idea of ZeroFashion was created.

We started to put our own captions to re-used t-shirts, phrases like: I am probably late from somewhere.

Jövő TV | Nem volt cél, mégis rengetegen ismerik az SZFE maszkokat →

Stlye Magazin | Tanuljunk meg fenntarthatoan élni és tudatosan vásarolni így tudunk együtt változást elérni – Beszélgetés a ZeroFashion csapataval →

Marie Claire | “Hiszünk a közösségben” – Interjú a ZeroFashion alapítóival, Hári Hajnával és Lang Dániellel →

The movement of the Hungarian University of Theatre and Film (SZFE) is close to our hearts. So, it was obvious that we should be supporting them one way or the other. During the first period of demonstrations, we offered 100 masks with the logo of the movement for the students. However, the students got back to us, to say that 100 will not be enough. Hanna Darányi on the behalf of the students has reached out to us and suggested that we should make 800 masks instead of a hundred. With Hanna, we planned and organised all those masks within 2 days, with a lot of help from volunteers. It was an amazing experience to support the students, and see how many other people cared as well. After two weeks, we changed to a sewing shop to be more efficient and to be able to keep step with the demand. Luckily, the movement is still on and their story stepped into the history book, and hopefully, it will finish with the establishment of the Secret University.

We’ve always loved the atmosphere of the fairs and community-building power. So there was no question that we needed to organize at least one fair under the name ZeroFashion. Several green creators and producers came to our invitation. Aurora’s wonderful spaces and reception also helped us a lot to create the first ZeroBörze. We still plan to organize this!