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The Luxury Labels Leading Fashion’s Faux Fur Movement Forward
Fur has long been a symbol of luxury, but the ethical and environmental implications have seen it fall out of fashion. Enter eco faux fur — sustainable and cruelty-free alternatives taking center ...
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How the Biggest Brands Are Tackling the Plastic Problem
Consumer goods industries say they are stepping up to address one of the most pressing issues of our time: plastic waste. Is it working? It has been nearly a decade since sportswear giant Adidas first ...
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Wyndham and Beyond Green Expand Responsible Tourism Efforts: ‘A Meaningful Difference’
Viva Resorts by Wyndham partners with PADF for eco-friendly tourism, while Beyond Green expands its collection of environmentally conscious properties worldwide. A 2023 report by Booking.com found ...
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Pangaia Marries Minimalist Design and Material Innovation In New Gaia Bag: ‘a Balancing Act’
After two years of development, Pangaia has released the Gaia bag, an alternative leather handbag made from 100 percent bio-based materials and low impact processes. Pangaia’s new Gaia bag represents ...
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With Innovative Materials and a Commitment to Crafstmanship, Prota Fiori Is Preserving Italian Shoemaking
Italy’s Prota Fiori is working to preserve the country’s history of sustainable, luxury shoemaking. Jennifer Stucko founded Prota Fiori, which translates to “protect the flowers” in 2018. Driven by a ...
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Burberry Becomes the First Luxury Brand to Use Spiber’s Brewed Protein Fiber
Burberry has partnered with Japanese material company Spiber Inc., bringing its sustainable Brewed Protein technology to the label’s outerwear. Burberry has debuted a scarf that blends tradition with ...