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Designers think green over climate

Kenyan designers are turning to recycled or climate-friendly raw materials and limiting production in efforts to protect the environment. FILE PHOTO | NMG

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By  Wangu Kanuri

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Kenyan designers are turning to recycled or climate-friendly raw materials and limiting production in efforts to protect the environment.

Akoth Otieno, a knitwear designer, uses cotton and acrylic yarns mostly from Ahero and Homabay counties, and only stitches ‘made by order’ outfits.

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