"Slow Fashion" News Archive

Levi’s Recommerce partner Trove secures $30 million in Series E funding, driving the expansion of its innovative resale network and partnering with industry experts for strategic growth.

Sourcing responsible materials and working to end modern slavery for trafficked Indian women, Beulah London creates high-end women’s fashion backed by Kate Middleton.

As Nike strengthened its grip on the ultracompetitive athletic market over the past 50 years, the company has worked to evolve and strengthen its purpose.

Launching just in time for Earth Month, the partnership between lingerie brand Adore Me and sustainable cornerstone YesAnd will be the first of its kind to guide, grade, and support the sustainable fashion shopping experience.

In its 2021 collection, the brand's signature pieces were given a twist that simplifies or exaggerates silhouettes whilst also opting for a circular approach.

Ecovative is part of an emerging industry of producers of materials that use mushrooms instead of animal skins to make leather, and are bringing major brands like Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, and Stella McCartney on board.

This new platform is one more action that is part of Inditex's sustainability approach and its commitment to moving toward a circular economy model.

San Francisco-based direct-to-consumer fashion retailer Everlane has appointed Andrea O’Donnell, former president of Ugg, as CEO.

Sourcing Leather Working Group tannery leathers and Responsible Wool Standard wool, Camper manufactures shoes that can be repaired and offers a lifetime warranty.

Italian fashion house Gucci has joined the Ellen MacArthur Foundation as a strategic partner as part of its ongoing commitment to achieving positive change for both people and the planet.