While the side is designed with the signature Stella logo, the tongue label reads ‘Suitable for vegans’, “allowing the community of next-gen changemakers to express their conscious choices through fashion”.
As part of its ‘Move to Zero’ initiative, Nike Air Zoom Alphafly Next Nature advanced the recycled content by weight at least 50 per cent.
The online site will allow Canadians to buy and sell used clothing from any brand, helping to prolong the lifespan of those garments.
The fashion retailer aims to reduce its packaging material by 25 per cent by 2025 and by using material-efficient packaging, eliminating unnecessary packaging, as well as reusing packaging.
Range features two different Air Jordan 1 uppers on the bags front face, accented with scrap suede and napa leather, all sustainably sourced.
“Simply reducing harm is not enough, we need to repair and remediate the damage that has been done to our planet.”
New collection is 100-per-cent sustainably produced using recycled Flyknit, a recycled post-consumer plastic turned into knit.
All pieces are made using recycled metals, and are designed around the organic shape and form of the stone.
‘The people’s champion’ of tennis has given Levi’s a whole new look with a sustainable four-piece denim collection.
Nude Active activewear is made from 75-per-cent recycled cotton.
New Zealand-founded company expands into activewear made from natural materials: Eucalyptus tree fibre and Merino Wool.
Akili will plant seedlings for every online sale it makes, sending customers the GPS coordinates.
“Why are these materials not normally used if they are so good?” asked the brand’s founders.
Designed in New Zealand, Deadly Ponies has the majority of its pieces handcrafted at its own eco-atelier in Chiang Mai, Thailand, ensuring total transparency.
Footwear brand Clarks Originals has given its classic Wallabee and Desert Boot a vegan…
