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Our company is a part of the VALO platform, proudly participates in this crucial project. We see our mission in being an intermediary between responsible manufacturers and those who understand and share the idea of lean consumption "The integration of Beglarian Fabrics into VALO allows us to connect with new committed partners interested in revaluing their stock, and enables these actors to make their materials accessible in a market for young European designers, developed with seriousness by Karen" - quote Weturn founder Sophie Through this collaboration, we aim to enhance industry responsibility and contribute to building a more sustainable future. #VALOPlatform #SustainablePartnership #LeanConsumption #IndustryResponsibility #BeglarianFabricsIntegration #ResponsibleManufacturers #SustainableMaterials #EuropeanDesigners #Weturn #SophieQuotes #BuildingTheFuture #SustainabilityInitiative

😎 Textile ReDesign Jam is approaching! Five companies participate in the jam, each of which gives their own interesting challenges that are solved in the jam. One of these companies is Kesko - K-Group! 🛒 Kesko is a Finnish trading sector operator, biggest in Finland and one of the biggest in Northern Europe. They operate in the grocery trade, building and technical trade, and car trade. 🌍 Kesko promotes sustainability in the whole value chain, from production to customer choices. The focus areas of their sustainability strategy are climate and nature, value chain, people, and good governance. They are interested in developing the circular economy of their own textile and footwear and that is why they are part of the Textile ReDesign Jam. Textile ReDesign Jam is organised by Baltic2Hand project. The project is funded by an Interreg Central Baltic Programme 2021-2027 project that is co-funded by the European Union. Partners in the project:  Laurea University of Applied Sciences, Tallinna Loomeinkubaator / Tallinn Creative Incubator, Latvijas Tirdzniecības un rūpniecības kamera, Turku University of Applied Sciences, Sustainability InnoCenter #Baltic2Hand #CircularEconomy #TextileReDesignJam #SecondHand

Miking, with his visionary approach, has made an unwavering commitment to sustainable luxury and social responsibility. The company's commitment tangibly manifests in using materials such as ecological leather derived from fish skin. This choice sets them apart for their quality, elegance, and reduced environmental impact. Miking demonstrates a progressive vision and an innovative approach to sustainability by utilizing fish skin as an alternative to conventional leather. This gesture reduces the company's ecological footprint and encourages the conservation of natural resources while also using a by-product that would otherwise go to waste. Miking's commitment to sustainable luxury and social responsibility goes beyond a mere business strategy; it is rooted in its core values. The company leads by example, inspiring other players in the luxury sector to rethink their practices and adopt a more conscious and sustainable approach. The path to sustainable luxury and social responsibility may seem challenging but worth pursuing. As more companies commit to adopting ethical and sustainable practices, it creates a positive impact that transcends borders and generates lasting change. #mikingllc #mikingluxurygoods #miking #SustainableLuxury #Socialresponsability #EthicalFashion #EnvironmentalCommitmet #PositiveImpact #SustainableCommunity #BusinessTransparency #ConsciousConsumption #PositiveChange #GlobalWellbeing

Coming to #ChangeNOW2024 in Paris next week from 25-27 March ? We are glad to display KATABA brand that brings circular furniture design literally at the table ! With a commitment to circularity at its core, Kataba crafts exquisite #furniture that seamlessly blend style with environmental consciousness, using a very high-level of recycled materials in its value chain. 🛋🪑♽ At Shiperise, we're more than just a funding platform - we're on a mission to #change the way sustainable brands access funding and grow their businesses. Our commitment to sustainability is deeply ingrained in everything we do, and it's evident in the incredible brands we're proud to support. 🟢 As you explore our booth at ChangeNOW 2024, we invite you to dive deeper into the world of Shiperise and sustainable product brands. Learn about our innovative financing solutions, discover the stories behind our brands, and find out how you can get involved in shaping a more sustainable future. 🙌🏽 Please come visit at our stand Shiperise @ ChangeNOW to discover KATABA in Paris (Grand Palais ephémère from 25 till 27 March 2024) Can't make it to the event? No problem! Visit to explore our platform (see link in comment⤵️), learn about our mission, and discover more about KATABA. Together, let's make a lasting impact and create a brighter tomorrow for generations to come. 🌍💡 #Shiperise #ChangeNOW2024 #SustainableFuture #circulareconomy #Kataba #BECircular (Shiperise is a startup supported by #BECircular ShiftingEconomy.Brussels & hub.brussels

Here some more inspiring information from the event last week!

In the heart of Romania's forests, artisans are reviving an ancient craft, foraging for hoof fungus to fashion into durable, #ecofriendly materials called mycotextiles. Meanwhile, in a cutting-edge facility in South Carolina, MycoWorks pioneers the future of fashion with Reishi, a leather-like material grown from agricultural waste and mycelium. Neffa, a Dutch company, innovates with liquid-culture techniques, creating versatile mycelial products. From New York to London, independent designers experiment with mycelium's transformative potential, from breaking down old garments to infusing new colors and textures. The future of fashion is intertwined with nature, where mycelium holds the key to #sustainability in style, and all possibilities this brings. Explore the article below! 🌱 #climate #whatisclimatechange #climatetech #sustainablefashion

Introducing Dessan: Where Sustainability Meets Durability! Step into a world where the rich tapestry of Turkmen literature inspires innovation in every thread. Dessan yarn, born from centuries of storytelling tradition, is not just another yarn—it's a revolution in textile craftsmanship! Crafted from 100% recycled materials with flame retardancy properties, Dessan is more than just eco-friendly—it's a powerhouse of durability. Picture this: your outdoor projects standing tall against the elements, all while reducing your carbon footprint. That's the magic of Dessan! But Dessan isn't just about performance; it's about setting new standards in sustainability. Each strand is a testament to our commitment to preserving the beauty of our planet for generations to come. With Dessan, you can create with a clear conscience, knowing that you're making a difference one stitch at a time. Join the movement towards a brighter, greener future with Dessan yarn. Elevate your projects with the groundbreaking blend of outdoor resilience, flame retardant safety, and eco-friendly materials. It's time to unleash your creativity while championing sustainability! Don't settle for ordinary yarn when you can have extraordinary. Choose Dessan and let your creations shine like never before!

Sustainability at AALTO isn't just a trend. It's at the core of everything we do. We reaffirm our dedication to responsible fashion practices and innovative solutions. Each item in our collection is 'Unica Semper' – always unique – and comes with its own QR code and serial number. This provides direct digital access to the piece's properties, ensuring transparency and traceability. For Recoded™️, uniqueness and responsible impact are paramount values. We meticulously select materials and employ strict policies to offer unique, high-quality pieces of iconic AALTO design. Our commitment to sustainability extends beyond uniqueness. With 0% virgin material, we drastically reduce our environmental footprint. Compared to average virgin-made products, our garments consume 99% less water and emit 88% fewer CO2 gas emissions. Plus, reusing clothes saves over 10 times more CO2 than recycling – a fact we're proud to stand by. #SustainableFashion #FashionInnovation #RecodedFashion #CircularEconomy

In the last term at Luxury Connect Business School, we have started delving into the fascinating subject of "Sustainable Luxury," exploring the correlation between sustainability and luxury brands. As part of a generation committed to taking rational steps to preserve resources for future generations, this subject intrigued me to dig deeper and understand how luxury brands are adopting sustainability initiatives. One frequently discussed and impressive case study in our class is "Stella McCartney" Some notable concepts and initiatives by Stella McCartney highlight the growing importance of sustainability for luxury professionals and even upcoming professionals entering the industry: Circular Economy: Emphasizing the need to move away from finite (non-renewable) resources and design waste out of the system. ECONYL®: Utilizing an innovative technology that turns nylon waste into first-grade nylon yarn, providing the same quality as virgin nylon. This material can be recycled infinitely, making it truly circular. Regenerative Farming: Preserving the farm's natural ecosystem by ensuring no toxic substances are used. Sustainable Sourcing: Ensuring that viscose is sourced in a way that protects and enriches forests. Stella McCartney is one of the only brands that can trace their viscose back to the tree it came from. There are so many more exciting initiatives as you go deep into it! The transparency and dedication in Stella McCartney's brand operations are truly eye-opening. Our professor, Shefali Judeline Jauhar ma'am, has encouraged us to dig deeper into these topics, fostering more informed & aware conversations even when we're initially unaware. Understanding these sustainable initiatives has been incredibly inspiring, and I’m excited to see how these principles will shape the future of luxury. #SustainableLuxury #LuxuryBrandManagement #CircularEconomy #StellaMcCartney #Innovation #RegenerativeFarming #SustainableSourcing #LuxuryConnectBusinessSchool #Sustainability #Brandmanagement #MBA #Luxurybrands #luxuryprofessionals

On August 15, the inaugural Fashion Tech Summit was held at LiFung Tower, Hong Kong, drawing over 300 leading industry executives to delve into the theme of sustainability as a pivotal competitive advantage. Supported by MIT Hong Kong Innovation Node and HKUST Li & Fung Supply Chain Institute, the summit focused on merging fashion and technology with the purpose of igniting creativity and innovation in the fashion sector. “By fostering collaboration, research, and development, fashion tech aims to position Hong Kong as a premier hub for transformation and innovation in the global fashion arena,” said Dr. Victor Fung, Chairman of Fung Investments and Honorary Chairman of Li & Fung. In addition to underscoring the significance of sustainability in fashion, the Fashion Tech Summit provided a platform for industry frontrunners to exchange expertise and perspectives on driving sustainable practices forward, marking a pivotal moment in marrying advanced technology with environmental stewardship. #Fashion #HK #Sustainability #MIT #SupplyChain #Environment #LiFung #Technology #Creativity #Innovation