STELLA MCCARTNEY SS2020 COLLECTION’S JOURNEY WITH ACHENRIN FROM PLANT TO PRODUCT - The Industry Model Management
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March 18, 2020

Stella Mccartney Ss2020 Collection’s Journey With Achenrin From Plant To Product

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Joined by activist and friend Amber Valetta and model Achenrin Madit, they got a behind-the-scenes look at the process and people behind our plant-based fabrics. Brunello has been our symbiotic factory partner since day one, providing the organic cotton and sustainably-sourced viscose linings used in the Summer 2020 collection – our most sustainable to date, with over 75% of the fabrics used being sustainable.
Brunello are cut from the same plant-based cloth as us; they power their facilities with solar energy, use LED lights and upgraded their machines to reduce CO2 emissions. The campaign irreverently features the workers in this season’s accessories.
Bags are made of cruelty-free vegan leather alternatives created with a recycled polyester back from plastic waste and coated in over 50% natural, renewable vegetable oil – reducing the need to use virgin petroleum materials. Our eyewear is crafted with bio-acetate coming from wood pulp fibres and is phthalate-free and biodegradable.
Across ready to wear, 93% of the cotton in the Summer 2020 collection is organic and all of the tailoring and knitwear is made from sustainable materials including recycled polyester, sustainable viscose, organic cotton and responsible, traceable wool.

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