Lobo Mau is a zero waste designer clothing line specializing in unique and innovative textile print design. Shop online or at our flagship location.

Lobo Mau is a Philadelphia-based fashion brand known for its bold, innovative designs and commitment to sustainability and social responsibility. Founded by siblings, Jordan and Nicole Haddad, Lobo Mau blends art and fashion, creating unique, hand-printed textiles that …

Lobo Mau is a zero waste designer clothing line specializing in unique and innovative textile print design. Shop online or at our flagship location.

Nov 5, 2024 · Siblings Nicole and Jordan Haddad are the co-operators of Lobo Mau, a small clothing business in Philadelphia, reports Matteo Iadonisi for 6abc. The siblings are of Brazilian heritage, and can trace their entrepreneurial aspirations back to …

Dec 9, 2021 · Lobo Mau, a brother/sister–owned, Philadelphia–based fashion brand, pushes every year to reach levels of sustainability. They define their practices as slow fashion —an approach that emphasizes respect for the environment and the …

Lobo Mau, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 5,711 likes · 27 were here. Philadelphia-made designer of innovative textile printed knitwear with a slow fashion approach.

The Lobo Mau Spring/Summer 2024 collection is here! A joyful capsule collection printed and manufactured in Philadelphia using deadstock materials. Unique, sophisticated, playful, and versatile.

Feb 4, 2016 · How did Lobo Mau begin? NH: In 2009, I got a small loan from a friend, bought fabric, made things in my house, and just showed up at boutiques like, “Hi, I’m a designer!” A lot of Philly shops gave me a chance.

5,853 Followers, 2,776 Following, 1,913 Posts - Lobo Mau (@LoboMauClothing) on Instagram: "Zero Waste Design House SLOW FASHION & SUSTAINABLE HOME 🐺 Made in Philly. @lobomauflagship"

Apr 15, 2024 · Embracing a “slow fashion” ethos, Lobo Mau places a strong emphasis on meticulous fabric research, utilizes sustainable inks for hand-printed textiles in their studio, and collaborates with local mills for machine-knitted fabrics.