"Fashion Brands" News Archive

This certification is globally recognized for producing more sustainably and with the least possible impact on people and the planet.

After years of insistence and pressure from PETA groups worldwide, Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana has finally stated that they’ve “decided to stop using animal fur in all its collections from 2022."

Luxury labels Hugo Boss and Mulberry join the judging panel for the Real Leather, Stay Different, International Student Design Competition 2022.

Creating accessible fashion that is also seen on the red carpet, Self Portrait is joining the industry in its efforts to support a circular economy.

Dedicated to effortless cool, Aje handcrafts heritage items to last that balance firmness with femininity.

Sustainability is firmly embedded in the company of Hugo Boss, as illustrated by the company's ninth Sustainability Report. It shows the successes it's achieved in the past year and where its journey will take it.

The apparel company is striving to extend the life of 70% of its products and replace 50% of single-use plastics in-store, e-commerce and value chain in seven years.

Having planted 7,500 trees so far, the campaign intends to raise awareness of climate change and contribute to the reforestation effort.

The iconic Italian luxury brand has a sustainability strategy that counts on renewable energy, efficient lighting and green materials.

The innovative fabric of Gucci’s sneakers combines plant-based raw materials obtained mainly from sustainable, renewable and environmentally friendly sources.