Variously participated at the Annual Artisan's Summit  by Nest, Nyc at United Nations in December 2017. As an artisanal business and stakeholder in sustainable production practices, it was natural for Variously to be present from Detroit to represent its global artisanal supply chain and advocate for ethical production practices and living wages for all the master artisans and ethical businesses we engage with globally. 
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      Founder of Variously, Anjali Purohit at United Nations with many other
      artisanal  businesses from Asia,Africa and South America. 

A true labor of love . Resa Thread : A sustainable story is our behind the scenes short documentary now also featured in the Fashion Films segment on Not Just A Label, global platform for contemporary independent labels https://www.notjustalabel.com/fashion-films

Resa has been shot on site to create awareness about the production and design process involved in creating our sustainable textiles by collaborating with master artisans in Nepal. 

Resa was also shown at Orleans + Winders , a luxury boutique in Historical Eastern Market in Detroit in November 2017 Trunk Show . 
#njal #fashionfilms #orleansandwinders #detroit 

Orleans + Winders is not just a luxury boutique that carries stunning brands from all over the world but is also a mindful purveyor of finest slow fashion and high design. Based out of historical Eastern Market in Detroit . Variously is proud to be part of classic labels showcased from Nyc , Paris , Chicago , Shanghai , Detroit & more, on this inspiring  platform and space. 

Variously participated in the 2017 November Holiday Pop Up at West Elm , Birmingham Michigan to showcase its artisanal sustainable textile products like throws, scarves and cushions for a mindful purchase. West Elm supports Local Brands and was a fantastic platform for positive feedback and sales for our team. #westelm #shopsmall #shoplocal 

Variously Founder was invited to be part of the panel for Ethical Fashion by Asteya ,  at Women's Convention Detroit 2017 organized by Women's March at The Cobo Center.