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their brand, so they are using fabrics that will do no harm to our planet. all of their products are made with econyl(r) 100% regenerated nylon with responsible manufacturing and recycled packaging. the diversity of their collection is designed to satisfy every kind of ocean lover out there. from surfing

injured sea turtles. share this: click to share on facebook (opens in new window) click to share on linkedin (opens in new window) click to share on twitter (opens in new window) click to share on pinterest (opens in new window) related posts 21 jan 2020 zanotta: sacco goes green an icon of non-conformity...

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, fashion two years ago kelly slater, eleven-time world surf league champion, and his team of outerknown visited our econyl(r) facility to discover more about the process that allows us to regenerate nylon waste into econyl(r) yarn now used in their ' evolution series ' jackets and trunks. the team

was excited to discover the whole process starting in ajdovscina where big amounts of nets, fluff (the upper part of spent carpets) and other nylon waste material arrive every day from all over the world. this material is then treated to be sent to our regeneration plant in ljubljana where the actual...

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from parsons school of design in new york city. fifteen years later, the brand committed itself to implementing more sustainable and responsible practices. in an effort to foster mindful consumption habits, the brand maintains an open conversation about its approach and encourages consumers to reevaluate

the relationship society has with clothing. the company continues to focus on sustainable materials, processes, and production in order to improve and extend each garment's life. president and creative director, mara hoffman, presents collections with a devotion to color, each inspired by and in celebration...

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new york, designed in barcelona, and made in portugal - the collection consists of versatile, functional, active essentials that take you from day to night, studio to street, and office to outdoors, while high-tech fabrics and intelligent designs help sculpt and shape the body. fika champions sustainable

fashion, offering consumers a "conscious capsule closet" by using sustainable fabrics made with econyl(r) regenerated nylon and recycled polyester, meaning that you are also helping reduce plastic waste in the environment while looking stylish. fika targets millennial and young professional women in...

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find a selection of healthy breakfasts to help you staying in shape!

toppings will soon be a new family favorite. advertisement banana-bran muffins by the end of the week, any bananas left in the fruit bowl are past their prime--just right for these moist bran muffins. add a handful of dark chocolate chips to entice children to enjoy a fiber-rich treat. almond-honey...

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2016. elliss graduated from central st martins with a degree in womenswear fashion design. the brand was born out of a desire to create clothing using conscious design methods and minimal waste. here below is an interesting extact from vogue .

"i believe the most sustainable way to shop is to buy vintage - but that's not always possible for underwear and jersey pieces," explains elliss solomon, who launched her namesake brand in 2016 with the missive of creating ethical and necessary clothing for women. ranging from briefs and swimwear to...

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dancewear & athleisure collections also suitable for daily life. s m k stands for the initial of the designer: sandra meynier kang. in the logo, the initials are displayed with a symmetrical m, echoing the number "11" which has a symbolic meaning: force, vitality, femininity. these are three distinctive

features of the brand. sustainable development is a natural upper priority of the brand: the pursue of eco-friendly textiles and zero waste production led s m k to be creative, not only in design but during the whole creation process. each collection is a new challenge to carry on with sustainable fashion...

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tulum. for the minimalist. the conscious dreamer. made up of two game-changing fibers. econyl(r) is created with regenerated nylon recovered from our oceans also through the healthy seas project, helping to remove tons of plastic waste and save marine life. add in lycra(r) xtra life(tm) for a timeless

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at every single workout. all their clothes are designed and produced in denmark of sustainable quality materials. they either use excess fabrics or econyl(r) yarn, which is 100% regenerated fibres from fishnets and other nylon waste. share this: click to share on facebook (opens in new window) click

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