Garment processing was provided by Jeanologia

The feminine pieces are balanced with hardware, a range of traditional and tailored garments. The consumers take pleasure in the detailed minutiae of vintage garment construction.”

“Sustainable denim production requires innovative thinking that extends beyond just raw materials and production methods,” Tricia Carey, Director of Global Business Development for Denim at Lenzing Group, said.

“To truly attain sustainability, companies must also seek out non-traditional ways of working together. When we created the ‘Sustainable Denim Wardrobe’ collaboration, we discovered new depths of partnership and new ways to share knowledge, supporting commercial innovation,” Tricia added.

Collaborators for the Sustainable Denim Wardrobe include mills A&A, Anubha, Atlantic Mills, Candiani, Indigo Istanbul, Kaihara, KG Denim, Mozartex, Orta and Stella Blue.

Garment processing was provided by Jeanologia. Escuela de Arte Superior y de Diseño de Valencia provided design input for the software line. U.K.-based specialists Endrime and Blackhorse Lane Ateliers provided the design and garment making for hardware.