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Kiran Jade is the CEO and founder of the sustainability athleisure brand, Wolven.[10]
Kiran grew up with a Hindu father and Muslim mother. Spending summers with her family in Pakistan, Kiran fell in love with Eastern textiles — taking weekend classes at G-Street fabric where she learned to sew her own clothes.
Kiran attended Art Center College of Design where she took a textile making course and the first Wolven pieces were created.
Kiran's mission is to bring the aesthetic of the east to the western yoga practice. As an animal lover, horseback rider, and vegan for 10+ years, Kiran’s values of mindfulness towards people and planet translated into Wolven’s sustainability mission.
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- ^ Dickey, Dana (18 February 2022). "This Reversible Athleisure Doubles Your Fitness Wardrobe (And You Won't Believe How Soft It Feels)". Pure Wow.
- ^ "Wolven founder Kiran Jade on making sustainability sexy". Klarna. 2021-05-14. Archived from the original on 2023-09-21.
- ^ Mahan, Logan (2023-11-07). "The 17 Women's Activewear Brands You, a Man, Should Know". Inside Hook.
- ^ "Vanessa Hudgens' Wolven Leggings Are 20% off Right Now -- Get Her Look". ET Online. 2020-08-24.
- ^ Reddy, Anvita (23 April 2021). "10 Activewear Pieces from Wolven That Are Stylish and Sustainable". PopSugar.
- ^ Ruane, Emily (2022-04-06). "I Stepped Out Of My Comfort Zone — & Into A Pair Of Flared Leggings". Refinery29.
- ^ Moore, Kaleigh (2020-06-08). "On World Ocean's Day 2020, How is the Fashion Industry Taking Action?". Forbes.
- ^ Lockwood, Lisa (10 July 2023). "Ramy Brook Enters Activewear in Partnership with Wolven". Women's Wear Daily.
- ^ Tandon, Neha (20 May 2022). "Wolven Yoga Pants: The Inclusivity-Based South Asian Activewear Brand". Women's Health.
- ^ Jade, Kiran (7 December 2022). "The Power to Impact Sustainable Change in Fashion". Take the Lead Women.
External links[edit]
Wolven Threads Blog: [3]
Company website: [4]