Junk Kouture

📍 Donegal, Ireland🗓 Founded 2010👥 16 employees💰 Last funded Jun 2024
Junk Kouture, the worlds largest youth sustainable fashion platform, dedicated to enriching and empowering the lives of young people. Since its founding in 2010, Junk Kouture has engaged over 100,000 students, fostering a vibrant community of aspiring artists, designers, and innovators aged 12-19 across Ireland, the United Kingdom, the United States of America, France, Italy, and the United Arab Emirates. Junk Kouture challenges students to design and create haute couture from everyday junk, promoting environmental consciousness and innovation. Beyond a competition, Junk Kouture supports its alumni through the Future Leaders Network, championing inclusivity, diversity, and equality while nurturing creative talent. The global community is connected through schools, events, social media, and content, uniting young innovators in a shared mission of sustainability. Recognised as an SDG Champion by Irelands Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications, Junk Kouture contributes to 6 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Its impact extends beyond fashion, fostering the circular engineers of tomorrow and inspiring behavioural change through creativity. Explore how Junk Kouture transforms creative expression into a force for sustainable change. Visit the website to learn more today!
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Early stage
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Mid stage
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Late stage
2010
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Investor geography2 countries
Ireland
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Czech Republic
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Frequently asked questions
Who invested in Junk Kouture?
Junk Kouture has 2 investors on record on gritt.io and 1 late-stage investors.
When did Junk Kouture last raise funding?
The most recent investment in Junk Kouture recorded on gritt.io was in June 2024.
When was Junk Kouture founded?
Junk Kouture was founded in 2010.
What industry is Junk Kouture in?
Junk Kouture operates in Entertainment. Find similar Entertainment investors on gritt.io.
Where is Junk Kouture based?
Junk Kouture is headquartered in Donegal, Ireland.