The last time I saw him Wasy is kind of like a way to honor my ancestors to honor my grandfather . I try really hard to be ethical and sustainable but also offer a diverse , you know , options for my customers . It's to honor the ancestors , make my customers feel at home and it's just home for me as well .
I live in Los Angeles . I am a designer who runs a sustainable and ethical clothing brand called Lossy Clothing and I'm just an all around creative WASI is a K A word for home . It's a word that my grandfather translated for me .
But I feel like it's also very harsh on our skin in a lot of ways . We have pollution . We have tons and tons of sun .
So it's been really exciting to see my , see people buy my clothing . It's been a journey of evolving and growing . And then in 2020 the business blew up .
We have another vehicle in Arizona . We have the flexibility of traveling anywhere that the roads can take us to access , you know , underprivileged populations , populations that may not be able to access health care . And this really opens the door to women who would otherwise not be accessing health care specifically getting their breast imaging studies done .
