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The ʻulu tree, or breadfruit, is a symbol of growth and has been a staple for Hawaiians for nearly a thousand years. ʻUlu fruits are eaten, wood used for homes and canoes, bark made into cloth, and sap used for medicine and waterproofing. ʻUlu can live for a century and produce hundreds of pounds of fruit annually. When a child is born, an ʻulu tree is often planted for a lifetime of abundance.
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"Running a small local label with little money to waste, she admits, means she has to be savvy in the ethical practices she chooses when creating lifestylewear for families, especially women. By sourcing organic fabrics from manufacturers, creating made-to-order pieces to eliminate wasteful overstock, selecting printing methods that use fewer chemicals and less water, and designing a plastic-free T-shirt line that is made domestically, she fashioned her own business path while minimizing her retail carbon footprint." By Stacey Makiya
"Born from necessity, Earth-minded clothing brand Onepa'a Hawai'i quickly became much more that that -- now celebrating one year as a platform for perpetuating conscious consumerism and ʻIke Hawaiʻi." By Claire Harper