Global brands drive momentum on transition to forest-friendly supply chains

During last month’s COP27, leading companies including, H&M, Inditex, Stella McCartney, Ben & Jerry’s, HH Global, and Kering announced a collective commitment to purchase over half a million tonnes of low-carbon, low-footprint alternative fibers for fashion textiles and paper packaging. It is a move that will support the protection of the world’s vital forests and ecosystems and lower forest degradation pressures from the fashion and packaging supply chains. Spearheaded by environmental nonprofit Canopy, this commitment towards more sustainable, lower-carbon alternatives — known as Next Generation Solutions — reflects a building…

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The RealReal and Stella McCartney Announce Partnership Extension

The RealReal and Stella McCartney announced today the renewal of their year-long partnership to motivate and drive consumers to participate in a circular economy through consignment. The partnership extends the life cycle of Stella McCartney items by keeping them out of landfills and giving them a second life through resale. The fashion industry is considered the second most polluting industry on the planet next to automotive. And, according to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s 2017 report, The New Textiles Economy, the equivalent of one garbage truck of textiles is landfilled or…

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The RealReal and Stella McCartney Raise Awareness of the Circular Economy with New Earth Day Campaign: ‘The Future of Fashion is Circular’

 The RealReal, and its partner Stella McCartney today announced a new Earth Day campaign to bring greater awareness to the circular economy for luxury fashion. The ad, titled “the Future of Fashion is Circular”, promotes a “make well, buy well, resell” mindset encouraging fashion designers to produce high quality items and shoppers to be conscious in purchasing items that retain value–and in time, reminding them to resell to new buyers. This extends the life of luxury items, keeps them out of landfills, and puts them in the hands of new…

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