Vegan outerwear brand Save the Duck’s new boutique in Hong Kong features an advanced environmentally friendly architectural design modelled on a sci-fi space capsule.
Save the Duck, vegan outerwear alternative to Moncler and Canada Goose, and its eco-mission as it opens first Asia store
- Cruelty-free, animal-friendly outerwear brand Save the Duck launched in 2011 to little fanfare, but now produces 600,000 jackets a year
- Among its products are two collections made from recycled plastic bottles and other materials including nylon from fishing nets
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Sustainable Living
Vegan outerwear brand Save the Duck’s new boutique in Hong Kong features an advanced environmentally friendly architectural design modelled on a sci-fi space capsule.
Clothing brands such as Malaysia-based brand Buttonwell are abandoning fast fashion and going back to basics with their outfits. The founders, Lai Kar Jun (left) and Goh How Khiam, make their plain, classic T-shirts with luxury Supima cotton.
From Uniqlo to Everlane, the brands making high-quality basics as an antidote to fast fashion
- Brands such as Uniqlo and Everlane are starting to push high-quality basics over seasonal trends as more consumers look towards sustainable fashion
- Malaysia’s Buttonwell uses high-quality Supima cotton from the US that lasts wash after wash to give new life to basic, plain T-shirts
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Fashion
Clothing brands such as Malaysia-based brand Buttonwell are abandoning fast fashion and going back to basics with their outfits. The founders, Lai Kar Jun (left) and Goh How Khiam, make their plain, classic T-shirts with luxury Supima cotton.