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G-Star RAW
G-Star RAW

Since its creation in 1989, G-Star RAW’s philosophy has always been, ‘Just the Product.’ This single-minded approach has led to many denim ‘firsts’: the introduction of ‘luxury denim for the streets,’ by fusing high-level craftsmanship with street level edge to create a new denim sector; the positioning of raw, untreated denim as a wearable and desirable material;

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Fashion, EuropeArlette Diederiksg-star raw, g-star, denim, raw denim, luxury denim, Amsterdam, Dutch brand, sustainable business, sustainable brand, sustainable lifestyle, sustainable jeans, responsible brand, transparency, sustainability report, Higg Index Facility Social & Labor Module, Sustainable Apparel Coalition, ero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals, workers rights, fair wages, circularity, Cradle to Cradle Certified, sustainable materials, recycled materials, climate change, pollution, philanthropy, GSRD Foundation, education, training, sustainability performance, Higg Brand and Retail ‘Beta’ Module, Manufacturing Map, Transparency PledgeComment
The Rushing Hour
The Rushing Hour

From the very start, The Rushing Hour has committed to innovation and humanity. They believe in creating positive change with minimal impact to the world. They don't believe fashion that gets replaced every season is "Good Design", but rather making quality garments that last season after season, with a sustainable and transparent process and ethical factories that look after the entire circular process from growing to yarn, from production to recycling.

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Fashion, Australia and New ZealandArlette DiederiksThe Rushing Hour, TRH, sustainable womenswear, innovation, recycled fabrics, good design, sustainable living, minimalist, sustainable clothing, ethically grown fibers, organic cotton, dead stock, organic linen, GOTS, Viscose, rayon, tencel, hemp, carbon footprint, vegan leather, recycled PET, recycled cotton, organic fibers, recycled silk, equality, One girl, Sierra Leone, Uganda, education, positive impactComment