Stella McCartney is the first global fashion brand to join the Wildlife Friendly Enterprise Network, an international coalition of non-governmental organizations, businesses, artisans, producers, and harvesters dedicated to the conservation of threatened wildlife while fostering economic and social opportunities in rural communities.
To celebrate this month’s Earth Day on the 22nd April, the Stella McCartney brand announced that it will be joining the likes of Zara & H&M on Canopy’s Fashion Loved by Forest Campaign which promotes not using endangered forests for the production of viscose.
The new Springbok rugby jersey was launched last night at an exclusive event in Cape Town.
Pepper & Paul invites you to a cinematic shopping experience where you will be entertained, discover high quality, ethically produced products, and be able to buy them all in the same place.
The Live Eco Remake Design Challenge is now open for registration.
H&M and Zara are against deforestation. The world’s largest fashion retailers – Zara represented by it’s holding company, Inditex – have pledged to develop new sourcing strategies to eliminate the use of endangered-forest fibers in all of their rayon and viscose clothing.
Pharrell & his Bionic Yarn is at it again. We told you about his G-Star colab a couple of weeks ago and this time it’s with Adidas.
British retailer Marks & Spencer has made Ethisphere’s World’s Most Ethical Companies list for 2014 {under the general retail section}, followed by H&M, Levi’s and Gap in the apparel section.
The wait is almost over, H&M’s new sustainable fashion collection, ‘Conscious Exclusive’ will hit stores on 10 April 2014.
This Saturday, 29th March, at 8:30pm marks the world’s 8th annual Earth Hour campaign. Earth Hour is a worldwide grassroots movement uniting people to protect the planet, and is organised by WWF. Engaging a massive mainstream community on a broad range of environmental issues, Earth Hour was famously started as a lights-off event in Sydney, Australia in 2007.