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What Comes After Sustainability? Emily Farra © Photo: Courtesy of Dôen A look from Dôen’s spring collection, made with OEKO-TEX certified silk georgette.
In the brand deck I received from Maria McManus earlier this year, photos of her recycled cashmere sweaters, organic cotton button-downs, and recycled nylon leggings were interrupted by a line of text: “We are not perfect,” it read. “We offer a better option, a less harmful way to dress.”
It was a surprise, though it’s hardly a radical statement. Of course no brand is perfect. Still, the tendency for most is to amplify or exaggerate their sustainability efforts, not deliver them with an asterisk. We’ve reached a point where designing an Earth Day capsule or introducing a few recycled fabrics is all it takes to be a “sustainable brand,” a vague categorization made hazier by the lack of standard definitions for
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In the brand deck I received from Maria McManus earlier this year, photos of her recycled cashmere sweaters, organic cotton button-downs, and recycled nylon leggings were interrupted by a line of text: âWe are not perfect,â it read. âWe offer a better option, a less harmful way to dress.â
It was a surprise, though itâs hardly a radical statement. Of course no brand is perfect. Still, the tendency for most is to amplify or exaggerate their sustainability efforts, not deliver them with an asterisk. Weâve reached a point where designing an Earth Day capsule or introducing a few recycled fabrics is all it takes to be a âsustainable brand,â a vague categorization made hazier by the lack of standard definitions for