wear your heart
on your sleeve
conscious wearable art
wear your heart
on your sleeve
conscious wearable art
you are missing out on great things.
art on your sleeve
art on your sleeve envisions a future where our products empower both creators and consumers. crafted with conscious materials, fair wages, and deep respect for everyone involved. through this commitment, we create unique pieces that allow people to carry their values close, without ever compromising their freedom to express themselves.
art on your sleeve bridges this gap by bringing original artworks into your lives as wearable pieces that connect the world of the maker with the world of the wearer.
the fashion industry is polarized between two terrible options:
buy cheap, soulless fast fashion, or spend a fortune on elitist designer brands that are completely detached from the real world, fashion has become a primary way to express identity. there are too few options for high-quality, distinctive pieces that are both accessible and rooted in real stories.
artists are storytellers. they create history, identity and resilience.
the “art World” treats creativity as a luxury asset, yet for an artist in Tehran or Beirut, it’s a survival strategy. While the economics of conflict make it almost impossible to have a local market in conflict areas, art in Europe has become a sterile luxury, being kept away from us by a velvet rope. as a result, the art, and the perspective of the artist remain largely unseen.
art on your sleeve bridges this gap by bringing original artworks into your lives as wearable pieces that connect the world of the maker with the world of the wearer.
the fashion industry is polarized between two terrible options:
buy cheap, soulless fast fashion, or spend a fortune on elitist designer brands that are completely detached from the real world, fashion has become a primary way to express identity. there are too few options for high-quality, distinctive pieces that are both accessible and rooted in real stories.
artists are storytellers. they create history, identity and resilience.
the “art World” treats creativity as a luxury asset, yet for an artist in Tehran or Beirut, it’s a survival strategy. While the economics of conflict make it almost impossible to have a local market in conflict areas, art in Europe has become a sterile luxury, being kept away from us by a velvet rope. as a result, the art, and the perspective of the artist remain largely unseen.
What you do might seem small to you, but for people living in conditions like ours amid war and destruction it is incredibly valuable. It gives us a chance to be seen and heard, and it acts like small lights in a constant darkness. So thank you for that 
