We look at sustainable entrepreneurial brands that design clothes, hats and jewelry from recycled materials.
According to McKinsey Sustainability, which conducts research in the field of sustainability, approximately 100 billion pieces of clothing are produced in the world every year. With this volume of production, the fashion industry is responsible for about 4 to 10 percent of the greenhouse gases emitted to the environment, which points to a number that cannot be ignored for the danger of climate crisis. It is possible to reproduce and examine the data in depth, but despite all the negative data, sustainable fashion brands that are established one after another, the popularity of second-hand and re-wear, and the collections produced without the use of plastic and environmentally harmful materials are the refreshing side of the work. The nature-friendly brands we are talking about here also represent a part of this effort.
For days
Founded 2018, For Days is one of the first closed-loop (zero waste) clothing brands. According to the data shared by the brand, more than 85 percent of all textile products go to waste, including second-hand clothing for sale or donation. To prevent this, For Days designs all of its products to be recyclable. It also recycles discarded and unused fabrics and incorporates them into its production chain.
