"Sustainable Suppliers News" News Archive

In its more than ten years of history, GANNI has established itself as a brand that is committed to a responsible existence based on sustainability, gender equality, and responsible consumption.

Known as the world’s “World’s Most Ethical Designer Jewellery Brand” John Hardy has implemented corporate green practices into its manufacturing and being socially responsible.

In addition to its Green Eileen clothing recycling line, the company has launched the "No Excuses" campaign for a natural and responsible fashion industry with an ecological conscience.

French fashion house Chloé reinforced commitment to irs sustainable transformation of the brand last March by introducing more recycled fabrics and using a range of colours of climate catastrophes.

Shaping a circular fashion brand that limits its carbon and water footprint and uses materials within a sustainable cycle, the American apparel brand has initiated its “Make it Possible" program for social and environmental change.

The timeless U.S. brand creates its first 100% cotton "performance" polo shirt.

Set to sell 2 million dollars of clothing in its first year, the Colombian brand manufactures clothing and shoes with fibers extracted from a variety of cannabis called hemp.

Blending modern California design and natural materials, VivaTerra is a home interior brand whose design is suited for those who prefer a subtle, minimal style with high quality as a priority.

Prana makes sustainable clothing for people who live fully, whilst also inspiring rigorous standards, community development funds, transparent supply chains and conscious consumers.

The world’s oldest denim brand Levi’s sets an example for the entire fashion industry with its circular initiatives and innovative design practices.