I can only recommend a slow fashion tour to get to know Kampala, the capital of Uganda. It was my first time in Africa and the first few days were overwhelming. The colors, the smells, the dust (it hardly rains at this time of the year), the hustle and bustle of the people, the density of small and micro shops and different vehicles, the plastic garbage lying around, the different living conditions, the peace and friendliness of the people, the good food. There is hardly time to process all the images and experiences, because the next ones are already following ... 

    Meeting Oyuna Tserendorj left a lasting impression on me. She is the co-founder and creative director of the Oyuna brand. In the summer she was a guest at the Moontalk curated by franzLAB in Bolzano, which I moderated. The pieces are designed in London, where Oyuna is based, and manufactured in Mongolia. The brand represents the finest Mongolian cashmere that is sustainably and fairly sourced and produced ...

    A few months ago, while doing some research, I came across a sustainable fashion tour in Porto. I was interested. I went on it in mid-September. The tour was organised by Jade Smart, a young British woman who has lived in Porto for six years, is married to a Portuguese man and has a young daughter. Jade is a professional tour guide and has spent many years taking tourists to all sorts of places in Europe. Her consulting agency The Mindful Step, The Mindful Map and many more were created out of this experience ...