TGIFW and NORU (Seohyun Salur) collaborate to create new Swiss designer carpets
TGIFW and NORU (Seohyun Salur) collaborate to create new Swiss designer carpets
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Swiss Design Collab with Atelier Mirla
Two exclusive carpet designs were created in collaboration with Atelier Mirla from Basel.Â
Financial resources for the Saahasi project
TGIFW raises money for a literacy project in Nepal
TGIFW Foundation Report 2021
A look back at 2021 and TGIFW's social engagements as well as a story on the recent visit to Nepal.Â
TGIFW zu Gast bei Station to Station
Podcast: Carmen Lama talks to Philipp Bürkler about fair fashion, the alternative to fast fashion.Â
Crowdfunding for an oxygen plant in Nepal
We are building an oxygen system in a hospital and giving the people of Nepal a chance to fight Corona.
TGIFW Foundation funds mushroom farm
The first mushrooms have been harvested. A milestone in our first circular capital project.
Gift ideas for christmas
Our Top 3 of the best gifts from TGIFW
1. gift set "Kubus" for CHF 199 instead of CHF 242
The very special gift set: A hand-woven scarf made of 100% wool...
Crowdfunding for the kindergarten in Nepal
To help Real Kids Home to continue its service, a kindergarten giving affordable education to children and providing all the facilities so that they could...
Thank you for a successfull crowdfunding
Together with you we have collected CHF 6535 for Nepal. Many thanks!
New scarf designs & limited edition foulards
Two new scarf designs - hope & freedom - and three new limited edition foulards
Help Nepal during Corona - we start a crowdfunding
Corona hits Nepal hard. We support our producer in Nepal. Help us to reduce the financial worries and to cover the fixed costs. For the benefit of all...
Meet TGIFW People: Ram Sharan Neupane
How is our clothing manufacturer doing in the Corona crisis?
Tashi Lama talks about TGIFW and Nepal
Tashi talks about his motivation for TGIFW and his country Nepal.Â
Carmen got interviewed by Domus about carpet art
Carmen was allowed to answer Domus owner Marc Künzle in an online interview some questions about the carpet art of TGIFW. Since spring 2020 TGIFW is...
Cashmere is not just Cashmere
In winter you long for soft, warm fabrics - the choice is clearly cashmere wool ...
Our carpets are now Fair Trade Certified
Now our hand knotted carpets are Fair Trade certified.
Hand Crocheted Beauties in Manuell Magazine
How are our jewellery pieces created and how can you make them yourself?
On site with our producers in Nepal
We spent April 2019 in Nepal. This was the first time we went on a long journey with our baby. In Nepal we visited our family and spent a lot of time with...
Wie begeistern wir mehr junge Menschen für faire Mode?
On Saturday, 16 March, a Social Hackathon was held at ETH Zurich.Â
Shooting 2018
Our wonderful photographer Ladina Bischof shot the summer and autumn/winter novelties for TGIFW in May 2018.Â
We are opening the Designmarkt Neugasse
On 26 April 2018, we celebrate the opening of our pop-up store Designmarkt Neugasse in St. Gallen ...
Design by Ostschweiz
Many thanks to the Tagblatt for its article on the Eastern Swiss Design Scene.
Fair Living @ Wohnrevue
Our hand-knotted starry sky carpet can be seen in the current issue of Wohnrevue.
Who made my scarf?
"Namaste", a welcome from a smiling group of women in the small production hall in Kathmandu.
Even your home carries fair
TGIFW now offers hand knotted Deisgner carpets made to measure.Â
Shooting im Naturmuseum
On 13 March we took the beautiful photos for the new products in the Museum of Nature.
A special guest at the Designgut
At the beginning of the Designgut there was a prominent visitor at our booth and bought a beautiful scarf.Â
Photoshooting in the Tonhalle St. Gallen
On April 3rd we were allowed to shoot our summer collection in the beautiful Tonhalle St. Gallen.
A classy cashmere scarf for Christmas
All our scarves are made by hand with a lot of love. The threads are spun by hand...
Shooting in der Skulpturhalle Basel
Our first photo shoot took place on a Saturday in October in the Skulpturenhalle of the Museum of Antiquities in Basel.Â
