My master's project aims to rethink the exploitative and shady nature of the current fashion industry, designed to keep us, as users, blind contributors to environmental harm, obsolescence, and unnecessary waste. The project aims to build a new narrative around soil health as the ultimate source of the clothes we wear by designing a local circular model that takes responsibility for no-harm material production and disposal, while also creating a transparent post-purchase user experience that empowers the user to contribute to soil well-being. The circular design model is based on the "farm-to-closet" vision, to be executed with local farmers practicing regenerative agriculture and producing clothes from nettle. Additionally, SPAM-concept based digital tools for users such as AR tags and a mobile application will track cloth lifespan, prevent leakage, and close the loop by returning unwanted clothes back to the soil as nutrients.