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Snuggs launches period underwear with Manchester City Women
London-based period underwear brand Snuggs is partnering with Manchester City Women’s football club to launch a co-branded collection of high-performance period pants. The collaboration marks the first of its kind globally between a professional women’s football team and a period underwear brand. The brand will offer three premium designs incorporating Man City’s iconic colors within the designs and their team badge on the waistbands.
PlasticFree launches student program to tackle plastic waste
PlasticFree, a pro-business solution for designers and brands seeking plastic-free sustainable solutions, has launched a free initiative to empower students to tackle global plastic pollution. The PlasticFree Forever digital initiative is offering 250 design students passionate about creating a sustainable and regenerative future the opportunity to become “pioneers in sustainable product development”.
Coach collaborates with Beyond Retro's parent company to launch a sustainable upcycled handbag collection
Luxury fashion house Coach has teamed up with Bank & Vogue, the parent company of renowned European vintage retailer Beyond Retro, to unveil a groundbreaking collection of handbags crafted from pre-loved and upcycled textiles. The partnership underscores Coach’s commitment to reducing its environmental footprint and advancing circular business models in the fashion industry.
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Your Clothes Could Come from the Trash Heap by 2050?
The global fashion industry's rapid growth has inadvertently fueled a hidden environmental crisis: textile waste. Every year, billions of clothing items are produced, consumed, and discarded, often ending up in landfills where they decompose slowly, releasing harmful pollutants into the environment. The Netherlands, a pioneer in sustainable fashion, is spearheading a bold initiative to transform the textile industry into a circular economy by 2050.
The global fashion industry's rapid growth has inadvertently fueled a hidden environmental crisis: textile waste. Every year, billions of clothing items are produced, consumed, and discarded, often ending up in landfills where they decompose slowly, releasing harmful pollutants into the environment. The Netherlands, a pioneer in sustainable fashion, is spearheading a bold initiative to transform the textile industry into a circular economy by 2050.
The Path to Cultural Sustainability in Brand Spring Festival Marketing
In this edition of Greenspiration, we’ll delve into how brands are skillfully combining traditional culture with modern creativity. From the lens of cultural sustainability, we’ll explore how they send heartfelt New Year blessings while amplifying the unique charm of Chinese culture to audiences worldwide.
Bridging Divides, Building Futures: How Youth Leadership Can Drive Climate Action and Sustainability
At GREENEXT, we are passionate about amplifying voices that drive sustainability, and there’s no voice more powerful than that of today’s youth. In this article by high school student Yufei Pan, he explores the role young people can play in addressing climate change and achieving a sustainable future. Drawing on firsthand experiences in both rural and urban settings, Yufei highlights disparities in education and opportunity, while emphasizing the potential of youth as leaders in climate action.
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In Conversation With Hong Zheng, Founder of GREENEXT
Hong Zheng is a woman of MANY roles! She is a Ph.D. degree holder of Environmental Engineering, a scientific researcher on Greenhouse Gas Emissions, a university teacher at École des mines de Paris, the founder of the luxury communications company Adventi … And in early 2020, Hong founded GREENEXT, an online and offline platform dedicated to sustainable fashion and lifestyle.
In Conversation With Sustainable Fashion Designer Ngọc Hà Thu Lê
Celebrating the Year of the Tiger, TimberlandⓇ's debut sustainable Lunar New Year collection has hit stores. Inspired by natural camouflage, the collection is designed in collaboration with Vietnamese sustainable fashion designer Ngọc Hà Thu Lê who secured the opportunity as the winner of the Redress Design Award 2020 Menswear category.
