"Circular Fashion" News Archive

There is a clear connection between how a company shows up for people — its employees, its consumers and the communities it operates in — and how it shows up for the planet. For Nike, honoring that intersectionality is key to the company’s ethos and its ability to create and innovate, says Felicia Mayo, Chief Talent, Diversity and Culture Officer.

In celebration of @chloefashion A/W 2022 show at Paris Fashion Week, pioneering creative director Gabriela Hearst gives an exclusive interview detailing its sustainability advances.

Daniel Lee and the Italian brand are moving towards alternatives that do more to reduce environmental impact with their new Wardrobe 02 collection.

Jo Daniels, head of partnerships at Marks & Spencer, Francesca Lilley, head of sustainability and brand strategy at Cos and Jessica Cederberg Wodmar, global sustainability and innovation director at Gant discussed the challenges of joining the resale and rental revolution at Drapers Sustainable Fashion conference in London.

In addition to its Green Eileen clothing recycling line, the company has launched the "No Excuses" campaign for a natural and responsible fashion industry with an ecological conscience.

Claudia Hosta, the Circularity Director of Mango, which has just launched its first eco-designed denim collection, reviews the challenges facing the industry in bringing circularity to scale.

Tapestry has forged an innovative 15-year energy partnership with Pivot Energy to acquire Impact Renewable Energy Credits from six Illinois solar project.

Chloé has been B Corp certified since October 2021, and continues to lead the shift towards an environmental solution, creating designs that are inspired by fossil-free fusion energy.

This groundbreaking new act makes history in New York this year by finally holding big brands accountable for their role in climate change.

Using Mylo mushroom leather, grape leather, and organic cotton, Stella McCartney’s latest collection for 2023 is 87% sustainable overall.