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Picture a world, an ideal world, where fashion does not simply revolve around accepting trends but about making a statement, a statement of sustainability and purpose. Welcome to The Reborn Collective. Our journey began with the sudden comprehension: the old works of fashion need to change from that of waste to that of regeneration. The Reborn Collective is an apparel brand that creates contemporary clothing from recycled materials or upcycles existing clothing items. Our objective is to eliminate waste in the fashion industry by repurposing abandoned clothing to create one-of-a-kind, stylish, and environmentally responsible products. Each design in addition to representing sustainability, also boldly exhibits the artistry of our craftspeople. As customers become more aware of the environmental and social implications of the fashion industry, there is a growing demand for sustainable fashion. Many consumers are now looking for socially and environmentally conscious fashion businesses, and they are willing to pay more for sustainable products. The Reborn Collective will sell a variety of apparel items made from repurposed materials, such as dresses, tops, jackets, and accessories. The designs will appeal to those looking for fashionable yet environmentally friendly options, with an emphasis on the story behind each piece's makeover. We aim to target environmentally conscious consumers aged 20-40 who value sustainability while still maintaining style. In their fashion selections, this demographic appreciates originality, quality, and ethical practices. Our ethos is simply to design remarkable pieces of clothing that are not detrimental to the natural world. We therefore seek your interest and heed towards making a difference in today's world and in securing the world for the future. Investing in The Reborn Collective will help spark a revolution one piece of clothing at a time. Together, let's help change the world, glamorously! #sustainability #clothingbrand #entrepreneurmindset #forthefuture soha noorani Vikram Shete Omkar Pandharkame Dr Deepak Bhattacharya ATLAS SkillTech University

Gaâla's limited edition collections is a champion of #sustainability and a vital aspect of the brand's ethos ♻️ By producing in small quantities, we minimize waste and reduces the #environmentalimpact of mass production 💡 We exclusively utilizes #upcycledfabrics, giving new life to discarded materials. Upcycled fabrics present a challenge in quantity, as the availability of specific materials can be limited. While this might discourage many #fastfashion brands, we recognize the value in every centimeter of these precious fabrics, even if it means producing as few as five items 🪡 #sustainablefashion #gaalaparis https://lnkd.in/dQugUjbx

Innovation meets sustainability in the future of fashion. The #Unpeeled collection by Interloop Limited x Simply Suzette | Denim is a testament to how digital sampling and innovative spinning techniques can fuse together to create fashion that respects the environment. Here, design doesn't come at the cost of responsibility, and style isn't divorced from care. Join us in experiencing the marriage of technology and nature: https://lnkd.in/gTjZXt5z  

We’re approaching the end of the first half of 2024, and there’s been so many exciting next-gen materials news so far! Here are 5 that you may have missed this week.🙌 1. Swedish private equity firm Altor Equity Partners rescued Renewcell from bankruptcy and giving a second chance in a new chapter, now renamed Circulose!🌟 2. Swiss fashion company QWSTION, producer of the sustainable banana fiber fabric Bananatex®, announced a partnership with BALENCIAGA to launch sneakers made from the next-gen fabric. The shoes are an eco-friendly version of Balenciaga’s much-loved Triple S sneakers.👟💚 3. Modern Meadow appointed David Williamson, PhD, as the new President and COO, announcing that they will go all in on biomaterials. The strategic shift emphasizes sustainable innovation with their flagship product, Bio-VERA™, a next-gen leather alternative made with over 90% sustainable materials.🌿 4. Beyond Leather Materials ApS, producer of the 89% bio-based next-gen leather alternative, Leap, named Veshin Factory, the sustainably progressive design and manufacturing facility, as their preferred manufacturing partner!🥳🤝 5. British fashion designer Patrick McDowell, known for sustainable and circular fashion, has been named the first global design ambassador for Ecovative - the mycelium technology company’s Forager mycelium materials. This partnership aims to reimagine the possibilities for leather-like applications in fashion using mycelium, a mushroom root structure.🍄 Sign up here to get the next-gen materials industry news in your inbox 👉 https://lnkd.in/gwSRxMgU #Materialinnovation #Nextgenmaterials #Sustainability #Innovation #Textiles #Fashion

Crafting innovation from versatility to workability. 🪡🧵 Treekind material shapes biobased components to embrace the elegance and adaptability of traditional leather. Versatile and sustainable, Treekind lends itself to skillful cutting, laser cutting and etching, stitching, embossing, edge finishing, and moulding, allowing the creation of seamless and eco-conscious fashion. 🌿 #BeTreekind . . . #zerowastefashion #zerowaste #consciousconsumer #circulareconomy #ecochoices #sustainablechoices #sustainablefashion #leatheralternative #plantbasedpioneer

🌿 The word "sustainability" echoed in nearly every speech at this year's FashionTech and FashionSustain conferences in Berlin. Attendees were urged to recognize that the fashion industry has become the second-largest polluter on the planet, second only to the oil industry. Attention was particularly drawn to cotton production, one of the most popular materials in the fashion industry. According to the World Resources Institute, it takes 2,700 liters of water to produce a single cotton t-shirt, roughly equivalent to the amount of water one person consumes over 2.5 years! Did you know about denim? For instance, Levi's calculated that it takes 3,781 liters of water for the entire lifecycle of a 501 model of jeans, from cotton cultivation to washing during wear. 🌱 Consequently, a technological revolution is underway in the world of fashion: alternative, more environmentally friendly methods of producing clothing, footwear, fabrics, and accessories are emerging. We now have vegan jackets made from apple leather, fabrics that harness solar energy during the day for use at night, and bags made from palm leaves. 🌏 And Ukrainian designers are not lagging behind! Maria Starchak gives new life to vintage items and uses leftover scraps of leather to create tags for clothing. Ksenia Schneider transforms vintage denim and sportswear into new products - from shorts and skirts to bombers and suits. Let's work together to create sustainable fashion for our planet! 🌍✨ #sustanability #lindstrom #ukraine

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imogo AB, winners of ENCOURAGEMENT FOR ACTION 2023; Fashion Innovation Established in 2018 by Stockholm Fashion District, Encouragement for Action is an award aimed to promote sustainable development within the fashion industry. "On behalf of Imogo, I would like to thank you for this prestigious award.    As a small player going out into a big world, attention and recognition like this is really valuable, thank you!     We all know that things must change in our field; the fashion and the textile industry. This is not only to meet the harsh but completely fair demands of the future, but above all to ensure a living planet for those who come after us.     None of us can do everything, but we can all do something to move us in the right direction, as every drop counts.     Our focus is on major savings in water consumption, a strong reduction of harmful chemicals and low energy consumption, all in order to ultimately be able to present major and sustainable changes going forward.     Again, thank you very much and congratulations to the other category winners! //Joacim Wellander, Founding Partner - imogo AB Winner Motivation: The use and purification of water during dyeing is one of the biggest and most central problems to solve in order to achieve a sustainable textile and fashion industry. The winner of Fashion Innovation offers techniques to efficiently reduce this problem on both large and small scales. Their flexible techniques make it possible to manufacture small volumes, which are more cost-effective and sustainable. Implementing this innovation benefits not only the environment, but also improves profitability and productivity through the significant reduction of waste-water volumes, greatly reduced energy and chemical consumption, increased production speed, and consistent and predictable quality. This company sets a good example for other innovators. (The award was excepted by; Linn Brännare - Stockholm Fashion District, on behalf of imogo AB) #textile #fashion #fabric #textiledesign #textileart #style #fabrics #textiles #tekstil #cotton #interiordesign #textiledesigner #textiledyeing #textilefinishing #fashionforgood #savingwater #planzeroglobal #stockholmfashiondistrict #digitaldyeing 

Discover how Groenendijk Bedrijfskleding is fostering transparency and sustainability in the fashion industry through an insightful visit to their supply chain partners in India. Our visit to their supply chain partners in Tirupur, alongside tex.tracer, sheds light on the importance of collaboration, eco-friendly practices, and efficient communication in building a better fashion ecosystem. Click below to read the blog! 👇 #textracer #GroenendijkBedrijfskleding #SupplyChainPartners #Tirupur