Makers of luxury goods, whose products are generally less damaging to the environment than fast fashion, are having to work to make their operations greener. [Gucci Launches Sustainability Drive as European Fashion ... - wsj.com]
Chinese e-commerce giant Shein, the world's largest fashion retailer, opened its store in one of São Paulo's largest shopping malls on November 12. Tens of thousands of shoppers visited the pop-up, according to the China Global South Project. There were thousands of people lined up outside, with viral videos showing customers arguing while they waited. [Shein's pop-up store in Brazil caused fistfights - Semafor]
In the ecological controversy that emerges from the sustainability indices in calculating the PEF (Poduct Environmetal Footprint), the absence of three important indicators plays a key role improperly against leather and natural textile fibers: microplastic release, plastic waste and circularity. The Sourcing Journal explains. [After Higg Came Under Fire for Greenwashing, Now This ...- SJ]
The Chinese fast fashion group has launched a new platform available for now only for the American market. The opportunity? To buy and re-sell their old garments and footwear directly through the app. To give the announcement is Business of Fashion in an article in which he explains what, for now, is known about this operation of which we will hear a lot.
The fashion industry is a €2.8 trillion behemoth that includes everything from clothing to bags, shoes to sportswear. But the big moneymaker is fast fashion: the rapid production of clothes sold at rock bottom prices. [Sustainable and stylish: meet the brands looking to attract consumers away from fast fashion – euronews]
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