Gucci launches sustainable backpack with 100 Thieves
The bright-red backpack features a distinctive circular patch with the 100 Thieves logo and is limited to only 200 units.
The bright-red backpack features a distinctive circular patch with the 100 Thieves logo and is limited to only 200 units.
The move is part of Dole’s efforts to commit zero fruit loss by 2025.
The Earthrise collection has five looks made from upcycled marine debris intercepted by the Parley Global Cleanup Network, including the Kiger’s gown.
All proceeds from the designs will be donated to the Wildlife Conservation Network (WCN) which will then invest in the most effective projects to protect the koala and its habitat in Australia after the bushfires.
The faux leather is made from the skins, cores, stems, and seeds of leftover apples after the fruit is juiced.
“The explosive growth of recommerce is feeding two key needs of consumers today – the demand for sustainability and the hunt for a good deal.
Sustainable eyewear brand Good Citizens has launched a range of fashionable carbon-negative sunglasses.
Made in Australia, the plant-based mobile phone cases are made from plant matter, including potatoes, wood chippings, and corn starch.
Inspired by Lululemon’s Take Form Mat, which includes 3D zoned alignment patterns, the woven Mylo yoga mat experiments with varying patterns to complement the placement of hands and feet during a yoga practice.
“Republiqe is not for the quiet, conservative introvert. We are for the misfits, the ones who do not belong…”
The label’s first collection – Utsana – was created in partnership with French artist Laura Deleuze who specialises in curves and vibrant colours.
Once used, these can be guiltlessly thrown away – because they are 100-per-cent compostable.
The new funding will enable the company to prepare for the flagship factory investment in Finland and to increase production at its pilot facilities in the years leading to 2024.
Each day between July 3 and 16 more than 500 new items will be added to shelves.
One per cent of purchases goes directly to the organisations that keep plastic out of the oceans.