Christy Dawn

When we started Christy Dawn, we just wanted to make beauty. We used deadstock because it was better for the Earth (and the most affordable).
As we grew, we realized that sustainability is not enough. We can’t just sustain.
So we asked ourselves:
How can we honor Mother Earth as we’ve promised to do? How can we work together?
The answer, of course, is soil. We stand on soil. Replenishing the soil through regenerative practices is proven to reverse climate change.

This ensures survival of the things we love most— the marvels of Mother Earth — her cool, clean rivers, her unsung arts, the night jasmine, blooming, and the ancient arts and practices of those who call her home.

For the last two years, Christy Dawn has been pouring our love and resources into our Farm-to-Closet initiative — a radical experiment in reciprocal relationships, and a conscious effort to deepen our intimacy with soil, farmer, and ultimately ourselves.

In a giant leap of faith, Christy Dawn paid for the regeneration of 80 acres of depleted land in Erode, India. Working directly with the farmers and artisans at Oshadi Collective, we’ve been working to replenish the soil through ancient practices of regeneration and traditional wisdom.

When you shop Farm-to-Closet, you are actively joining the Regenerative Evolution. Each purchase helps replenish even more soil, sequester even more carbon. Plus, you’re wearing a garment with reciprocity stitched into every seam. If you pay attention, you can feel it.