Stojo Stories

Stepping into the world of Glob Land is stepping into a world of technicolor polyester and effortless cool. Glob Land makes reusable and packable bags as an alternative to plastic bags, made in bright colors and hardy rip-stop fabrics. The founders, Holger Graf and Daniel Lantz, have a refreshingly low-ego way of viewing sustainability - believing that it should be far less about finger-pointing and far more about spontaneity and fun. We asked Kim Christenson, Glob Land’s VP of Sales and Marketing to learn more about what inspired GlobLand’s zany recycled bags and what the ethos of sustainability means to them.

In your lifetime, you’ve probably ordered a lot of things online. Like, a lot. We know we have! Especially during the pandemic, ordering most (if not all) of what you buy seems unavoidable. Maybe you even have quite a stack of boxes building up in your hallway. 

Sally Garcia of @callmeflowerchild is a Mexican-Salvadorran mindful closet advocate. When she’s not using her platform to share her favorite sustainable looks and advocating for people to head outdoors, she’s volunteering with her local community and helping BIPOC communities enjoy the outdoors. We spoke to Sally about her impact and her journey with sustainable fashion. 

The Consistency Project designs reworked clothing for all genders based on comfort, versatility, and style. Founded by Natasha Halesworth, who now lives in Hawaii with her family, TCP excels at bridging the gap between fashion and sustainability. They’re known for vibrant patterns and shapes created from existing deadstock and leftover pieces of fabric and clothing, creating new things out of the old.