Following in the footsteps of releasing their first-ever eco-friendly activewear line earlier this May, COS is continuing with its sustainability initiatives for their upcoming Fall Ready-to-Wear 2020 collection.
Designed, produced, and headquartered in New Zealand, women’s fashion brand Kowtow has made a name for itself thanks to the luxury and sustainable knitwear they offer.
For the latest show entitled “L’Amour”, Jacquemus has continued to highlight his innovative style and fascination with nature by presenting his SS21 collection in a field of wheat.
The capsule by Cadence is here to make your on-the-go lifestyle more sustainable. The capsule, a reusable container made of recycled plastic, can hold all the stuff you need on a daily basis. Skincare, jewellery, pills, soaps, lotions – you name it, the capsule can hold it.
Similar to how the idea of “flattening the curve” was necessary to ensure that national health systems would not collapse, so too must the planet implement preventative strategies and adapt to changing realities, lest we all be dangerously unprepared when the worst effects of climate change arrive, too.
After months of being stuck in self-quarantine, summer has finally arrived. As many begin to step outside and bask in the sun, there are a few eco-friendly and vegan sunscreen options to take note of in the market. One of which is Everyday Humans.
Roger Federer, one of the greatest tennis players of all time, has collaborated with running brand On to create THE ROGER Centre Court 0-Series, a unisex tennis-inspired sneaker that features vegan leather.
Scheduled to land on Mars on February 18, 2021, the rover will spend two Earth years exploring the Jezero Crater, a site where water is thought to have existed for millions of years.
It is estimated that Metro Vancouver throws out at least 100,000 single-use bamboo chopsticks every day. These chopsticks often travel more than 9,000 kilometers just to be used for a single meal. ChopValue, a Vancouver-based company, is looking to disrupt the disposable narrative.
In a victory for the environment, Germany's Cabinet has voted to ban the sale of single-use plastic in the country by July 3, 2021. This includes the sale of many single-use items such as plastic cutlery, plastic plates, cotton buds, straws, and styrofoam food containers.
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