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Accessories brand Cacto becomes carbon-negative
Cacto, a Mexican-American accessories brand that claims to be the first carbon-negative apparel company in the Americas, believes that carbon neutrality is no longer enough. Cacto makes organic
Clae's initiative towards slow fashion with its eco-friendly sneakers
In 2001 Los Angeles, Jim Bartholet established his brand 'Clae' which bridged the difference between the athletic market and the corporate market by creating casual, minimalistic athletic soles
Veshin launches an ethical factory in China
Sustainable vegan apparel manufacturer opened an ethical factory in China, being the world's largest textile producer and exporter it is needed to find a solution for its waste and pollution
Sanuk launches SustainableSole collection featuring recycled materials
A division of Deckers Brands, Sanuk has announced the launch of its latest eco-friendly innovation, ‘SustainableSole’ collection. The initial collection for the sustainable line was launched in
Sanuk updates its SustainaSole collection with new additions
Sanuk has announced the launch of its latest sustainable collection called SustainaSole. This marks the brand’s second SustainaSole collection this year. The collection comprises 55% recycled
Adidas to launch it's re-designed classic
The iconic sportswear brand, Adidas, has redesigned one of its most iconic trainers for a new collection called Clean Classic. These trainers have been designed to reduce the company’s impact on
Bottega Veneta taps into the circular fashion market
Bottega Veneta has launched a new line of handbags made out of 100% recycled FSC certified cardboard paper to keep up with the sustainable wave of fashion trends. The Kering wend luxury label has
Beej launches handbags made from pineapple leaves
Piñatex is a natural non-woven textile made from the leaves of the pineapple plant patented by Ananas-Anam which is based in Spain and headquartered in London. The leaves of the pineapple plant are
The future of smart textile
The clothing of the future will look nothing like what we wear today. Or maybe it will. A hunger for sustainability is leading researchers to new organic materials from which to design
Fruit-and-Veg-based fashion
Fruit and vegetables are good for us. We all know that. But what if our clothes counted towards our five a day? Would that make the planet healthier, too? We are told the one thing we can do to
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