"Sustainable Luxury" News Archive

According to the sustainability ranking carried out by Brand Finance, companies are starting to see the financial value linked to their sustainability reputation, as is the case of the luxury fashion brand Louis Vuitton.

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

Building trust in sustainability standards requires a combination of factors, including transparency, credibility, and independent verification. CommonShare’s Standard Owner Benchmark provides the solution for consumers to find sustainable products from brands they trust.

The prominent Spanish fashion house has reinvented its braided handbag as part of its “Surplus Project” initiative.

CommonShare, a protocol for sustainable supply chains, has introduced the Sustainable Brand Benchmark® in its recent webinar.

Following the example set by other major retailers, the Italian fashion house has launched a collection with a clear message of sustainability.

LVMH, the multinational conglomerate encompassing renowned luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Givenchy, has committed to a formidable goal of reducing its global water consumption by 30% by the year 2030.

Gucci reaffirmed its dedication to sustainability and innovation by winning the Ellen MacArthur Foundation Award for Circular Economy during Milan Fashion Week, distinguishing itself in the realm of sustainable fashion.

Working with Science Based Targets Initiative, Hugo Boss’ scope 3 targets can only be achieved if partners are involved in the strategy process and are empowered to make their own contribution to reducing carbon emissions.

From Gucci to Valentino, new laws and strategies to enable the recycling of unsold garments and separation of textile waste is being seen amongst various luxury fashion brands.