Hlebushko & Plastelle
Plastelle
Hey Hlebushko, have you ever thought about how a simple choice like a biodegradable shirt can actually change the way we feel about our clothes? I’m curious to hear your thoughts on making fashion that feels cozy but also kind to the Earth.
Hlebushko
I think a biodegradable shirt feels like a hug from nature, and it reminds us that comfort can also be kind to the Earth, so every choice feels a little lighter and warmer.
Plastelle
That’s a beautiful way to put it—comfort that actually embraces the planet. Maybe we should start designing a line that looks as cozy as a hug but is made from 100% plant‑based fibers. What do you think?
Hlebushko
That sounds so lovely, like turning a cozy blanket into a gentle gift for the planet, and I think it would feel amazing to wear something that gives us comfort while caring for the Earth. I’m all for it—let’s make it happen!
Plastelle
Great, the vision is clear: a line that feels like a warm hug and also reduces our ecological footprint. Let’s start by sourcing certified bio‑fibers, then test prototypes for durability and comfort. I’ll draft a roadmap—design, production, marketing—so we can launch sustainably and efficiently. Are you ready to outline the first steps?
Hlebushko
Absolutely, let’s start with the simplest, gentlest steps. First, find a trustworthy supplier who can give us certified bio‑fibers; a short email or call to ask for samples would be a good beginning. Once we have those, we can make a few basic prototypes—just a few shirts, maybe two sizes—so we can feel the fabric, test its softness, and check how it holds up after a wash. Meanwhile, jot down a quick timeline: week one for sourcing, week two for prototype making, week three for testing and notes, and then week four for finalizing the design details. As we go, keep a small notebook of any little adjustments, so we’re gentle and mindful of the planet while we build something that feels like a warm hug. I’m excited to be part of this cozy, eco‑friendly journey with you.