Key and influencing brands are demonstrating how smart materials are able to deliver eco hi-tech valuable innovations. Inspired by the need for style-conscious, sustainable garments that are versatile for every life situation, Aeance is a brand that merges ready-to-wear with technical apparel. The brand’s values are timeless minimalism, substance and understated luxury. Aeance is committed to creating garments with the least possible impact on the environment and has set up a supply chain focusing on eco-sustainability and ethical responsibility.
Daquini was founded in 2012 to help women bridge the gap between how they feel and how they think they look when they are working out. Each Daquini product is made in the EU from the highest quality Oeko-Tex certified materials.
Launched in 2009, Ecocalf is today an international reference for sustainable fashion, and the spring/summer ’19 collection perfectly depicts the intersection between design, quality and innovation. As a brand recognized primarily for its outerwear, this season’s objective was to create new silhouettes that would be appropriate for a summer collection.
Erin Snow creates chemically safe, circularly designed, socially fair luxury performance apparel. The Teri pant is Erin Snow’s most innovative and highly anticipated pant to date. Teri is made from bluesign approved Schoeller four-way stretch fabric containing Roica V550 premium stretch sustainable fiber.
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