Our team of denim experts, including Head of Product Development Michele Sizemore partnered closely with Gap Inc. Creative Director Zac Posen to create Da'Vine Joy Randolph's custom-made denim Gap Gown at this year's Met Gala.
Get a look behind the scenes at how this indigo masterpiece came to life.
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Okay, this is COOL. I’m blown away by the creativity and dedication shown here. It’s initiatives like these that inspire me to push harder and think bigger.
The Jeans Redesign initiative by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation challenged 100 participants (brands, retailers, garment manufacturers, and fabric mills) from 25 different countries to imagine jeans that are made to be worn longer, intended to be made again, and crafted from materials that are safer for the environment. And WOW, did they deliver!
We have the power to make a massive impact, one decision at a time.
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Committed to Sustainability
We don’t mention it often, because our “slow fashion” ethos is behind everything we do at J. Hilburn. Every day, we strive to offer unbeatable value and to change our industry-one known for excessive waste and uncontrollable consumption.
Making one garment at a time to each client’s preferences and personalized fit means that each piece lasts well beyond a single season.
Working with partners that value sustainability as much as we do means we’re able to bring our clients the finest fabrics, with traceable cottons and wools from some of the best mills in the world.
Our Three Made for Me initiative is one more way we’re prioritizing sustainability in packaging and shipping. When you purchase any combination of three or more shirts, knits, or casual pants, we pass the savings back to you by taking $10 off each qualifying item in your order.
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In the latest issue of Rivet, Corey Robinson, Chief Product Officer for Abercrombie, talks all things A&F denim. He gives his hot take on what the customer is looking for, trends he’s noticing and the busy holiday season.
Download the latest issue of Rivet at the link below to read the full interview. 🔗
✨ StyleMax’s Continues Commitment to Ethical Sourcing and Fair Trade ✨🌿
At StyleMax, we believe that fashion can be both stylish and sustainable. 🌎💚 We are thrilled to announce our continued commitment to ethical sourcing and fair trade practices, ensuring that every piece of clothing we offer aligns with our values of environmental stewardship and social responsibility. 👗♻️
Our mission is simple: to create a thriving marketplace where eco-friendly fashion meets conscious consumerism. 🌱 By shopping with us, you are not only finding unique, high-quality items but also contributing to a larger movement that promotes the reuse of clothing and reduces our collective carbon footprint. 🌍👚
Why StyleMax?
✨ Ethical Sourcing: We partner with suppliers who adhere to the highest standards of fair trade. This ensures that every garment is produced in an environment where workers are treated with respect and paid fairly. 🤝💼
✨ Eco-Friendly Choices: Our thrift store offers a wide range of pre-loved items that are given a second life. By choosing pre-owned fashion, you are making a significant impact on reducing waste and conserving resources. 🌿♻️
✨ Community Empowerment: StyleMax is a platform for everyone! You can join our community and sell your clothes/products, earning money while promoting sustainability. It's a win-win for you and the planet! 👗💸
✨ Carbon Footprint Reduction: By encouraging the reuse of clothes, we help decrease the demand for new manufacturing, which in turn reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Every purchase you make is a step towards a greener planet. 🌍🌱
Join us in our journey to make fashion more sustainable and ethical. Together, we can make a difference. 🌟👕👖 Visit us at stylemax.ca to start shopping or selling today!
Let's create a fashion-forward world that's kind to our planet and its people. 🌏💚
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The Economic and Environmental Benefits of Second-Hand Fashion ♻️💰
Investing in second-hand fashion isn't just a choice; it's a powerful statement. Beyond the environmental gains, the second-hand market fuels a thriving and inclusive economy. From vintage finds to contemporary treasures, this market promotes affordability, reduces textile waste, and supports local businesses.
As professionals, let's recognize the dual impact of second-hand fashion. By engaging in the circular economy, we contribute to a more sustainable and equitable world. Let's wear our values and inspire others to join the movement. 🌐👕 #sustainablefashion#ecofriendly#relove#prelovedfashion
From the introduction of womenswear, to a fresh focus on sustainability, changes are afoot as historic Savile Row adjusts to a contemporary retail landscape.
Read more below.
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THE FASHION INDUSTRY GETS A REMODEL: MOVING AWAY FROM FAST FASHION...
This article discusses a new initiative called Fashion ReModel, which aims to revolutionize the fashion industry by promoting business models that don't rely solely on selling new clothes.
Here's a breakdown of the key points:
The Problem: The traditional "fast fashion" model, focused on high production volume and low prices, is environmentally unsustainable.
The Solution: The Ellen MacArthur Foundation (EMA) is leading the Fashion ReModel initiative. This initiative focuses on a circular economy approach, where clothes are kept in use for longer through practices like:
Rental
Resale
Repair
Remake
The Potential: Research by EMA suggests that by 2030, circular business models could represent a $700 billion opportunity and make up 23% of the global fashion market.
The Participating Brands: Eight leading brands have joined the initiative, including Arc'teryx, Arket, COS, H&M Group, Primark, Reformation, Weekday, and Zalando.
The Focus:
Decoupling Revenue from Production: The initiative aims to find ways for companies to make money without constantly producing new clothes.
Scaling Circular Business Models: The focus is on making rental, resale, repair, and remake services more widespread and accessible.
Product Design: Encouraging the design of clothes that are durable, repairable, and made from recycled or renewable materials.
The Drivers: Three key factors are crucial for achieving a circular fashion economy:
Product Design: Clothes that are built to last.
Circular Business Models: Services that extend the life of existing garments.
Infrastructure: A network to connect all the players in the fashion system efficiently.
This initiative represents a significant step towards a more sustainable fashion industry. By encouraging a shift towards keeping clothes in use longer, the environmental impact of fashion can be significantly reduced.
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2moThis was so delightful to experience through the eyes of all the creative hands on this project, stunning ✨