Blossom Fry Up Print
Blossom Fry Up Print
This Blossom Street print, part of the 'A New Road In' collection, is printed in Manchester on 100% FSC-certified paper, ensuring both local production and responsible sourcing.
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Add a touch of art to your space with the Blossom Fry Up Print from Deidei. This unique piece is part of the 'A New Road In' collection, featuring the distinctive hand-painted style of founder Hailea. Each print is a reproduction of original artwork, bringing a vibrant and personal aesthetic to your home.
Deidei's commitment to thoughtful production extends to their prints. Each one is produced locally in Manchester, reducing transit emissions and supporting skilled local craftspeople. The choice of 100% FSC-certified paper means you are bringing home a product made from responsibly managed forests, aligning with Deidei's broader mission to combine personal style with environmental responsibility.
- Dimensions: 21 cm x 29 cm
- Printed in Manchester
- 100% FSC-certified paper
About Our Brand Deidei
Deidei addresses the challenge of fashion waste by creating clothing that seamlessly blends personal style with environmental responsibility. The brand focuses on integrating circular design principles from the very beginning, ensuring each garment is crafted for longevity and end-of-life solutions, allowing individuals to look and feel good while positively impacting the planet.
What sets Deidei apart is its commitment to in-house design and development, with sustainability woven into every stage of the garment's lifecycle. Founder Hailea not only hand-paints all prints, ensuring unique aesthetics, but also meticulously cuts patterns to guarantee an exceptional fit. This hands-on approach allows for precise control over quality and ethical production.
Deidei's production model further distinguishes it through limited collection runs for each piece. This conscious decision actively reduces waste, moving away from mass production and ensuring that each garment is crafted with intention and care, reflecting a deep respect for resources and the environment.