Luxury Fashions Green Wave

Luxury Fashions Green Wave

Luxury fashion is no longer just about style; it’s increasingly about sustainability. Brands are taking bold steps to reduce their environmental footprint, from banning rare animal hides to using eco-friendly materials. Here are some of the latest trends in environmental sustainability within the luxury fashion sector:

Canali’s Sustainability Plan

Italian menswear brand Canali has introduced a comprehensive sustainability plan for 2025-2030. The plan focuses on using eco-friendly materials, enhancing energy efficiency, and fostering a culture of sustainability. Canali aims to regularly update stakeholders on its progress via the ‘Canali Care’ section on its website.

Global Fashion Summit 2025

The Global Fashion Summit is highlighting sustainability with discussions on bio-design, technology, and circular business practices. This year’s summit, titled “Barriers and Bridges,” emphasizes policy-oriented approaches to sustainability in the fashion industry. It includes initiatives like traceable recycling of post-industrial textiles and digital resale models.

Burberry’s Sustainable Practices

Burberry is committed to reducing environmental impact through sustainable sourcing and management of natural resources. The brand ensures all its leather is sourced from certified tanneries, and it aims for 100% of its packaging to be FSC-certified to prevent deforestation.

London Fashion Week’s Leather Ban

London Fashion Week has banned the use of rare animal hides, including crocodile and snake skin, starting in 2025. This move encourages designers to innovate while balancing aesthetics with animal protection.

EU’s New Regulations

The European Union’s new regulations, such as the Green Claims directive, are pushing the fashion industry to be more transparent about sustainable practices. Brands will soon have to clearly label products made from recycled materials, like


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