Emori started as a hobby and grew into a passion. Still, the brands you wear say a lot about who you are and what you support . Emori is strictly against fast fashion , so we make sure that all of our garments are made sustainably and to the highest quality .
Why?
The fashion industry is responsible for around 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions (more than international air travel and shipping combined). At Emori, we believe that it is 100% possible to make sustainable fashion.
Our goal?
We just want to make clothes. "Unique. Not different." is our motto, that's why we make very few pieces and don't follow trends like tracksuits like other brands. Also, trends don't last forever and Emori isn't for everyone , it's for the unique .
The owner. But L. keeps his identity a secret as privacy is hard to come by these days and popularity is not one of his priorities. Aside from the fact that many brand owners use their brand to brand themselves, L. just wants to make clothes and have fun. Many people forget that people like L. are just like everyone else. Fame is cool, but too much of it can become a problem. But just like everyone else, L. has a life outside of work. So if you want to know what a day in the life of a brand owner is like, you can follow them on Instagram @l.emori . He follows almost everyone back because he believes everyone should be treated equally, especially when building a community .
Emori is run by a small group but is truly community led . We don't care about trends, we care about what you want. That's why we let our community decide what we launch, what colors we release, and whether we restock. We want Emori to be more than just a brand . We want Emori to be a platform , even if it's small. A small and strong community will always beat a large and weak community .
