With 30-plus years in the fashion industry, Amy Yeung decided it was time to start a business that was better aligned with her beliefs around sustainability and concious living. She left Los Angeles and moved to New Mexico, where she founded Orenda Tribe, a label focused on repurposed and upcycled vintage pieces.
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