Amy was tired of designing clothes that would just end up in landfills in six months. As a proud member of the Navajo nation, Amy tried to live a life of sustainability and wanted to instill the same values in her daughter.
That’s why Amy said goodbye to the corporate world of fashion and started creating one of a kind upcycled clothing for her brand Orenda Tribe.
Not only was she able to teach her daughter about business and sustainability she could now hire designers and makers from around the world, including indigenous people.
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