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There is sample sale at Culthread, which means that you can buy many of their amazing products with huge discounts.
Every year, Business of Fashion and McKinsey & Company release an outlook on the fashion industry. In the sixth annual State of Fashion report they mention circular textiles as one of the key elements in the fashion industry for 2022.
In a major step in holding brands accountable for their full supply chain, the US Senate approved a bill that bans imports from China’s Xinjiang region unless the importer can prove they were not made with forced labour.
Over 400.000 garment workers in Karnataka, India have not been receiving their full wage since April 2020. The garment workers make clothes for major international brands like Zara, H&M and Nike, but despite the companies all having “strict code of conducts”, the suppliers they work for failed to give them their full wage.
A bio-degradable material made from renewable resources sounds very sustainable, unfortunately, viscose and other rayon materials are not as 'green' as you might think.
The Driftwood Tales decided to give Santa a little help this giving season and is organizing a giveaway!
From today onwards, clothes and accessories from Britain’s biggest luxury brand can also be rented. Burberry announced it’s partnership with My Wardrobe HQ; a platform offering renting and reselling of luxury items. The platform already saw huge demand for Burberry items on its peer-to-peer platform, where lending directly from the brand is now added.
As part of H&M’s Innovation Stories the company launched a collection focused on circularity on the 9th of December. The pieces of the Circular Design Story-collection look incredibly fun and influencers all over Instagram are posting pictures in the cute circular outfits. On the moment of release, there was actually so much interest that the website collapsed! But, how good is the collection actually in terms of sustainability? Is it greenwashing or are we witnessing systemic change? Let’s zoom in on the good, the bad and the ugly of H&M’s Circular Design Story-collection.
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