Tencel Sustainable Denim Wardrobe launches new collection Softwear embodies femininity, fluidity, and functionality. © Lenzing Softwear embodies femininity, fluidity, and functionality. © Lenzing Consumers are finally starting to view their apparel from a sustainability
mindset, even if they struggle to make all their lifestyle choices more
responsible. But people want deeper meaning in how they work, live, and
consume.
Their calls for greater transparency and sustainable options are increasing
the pressure on brands to design with more considerate products with purpose
that make people feel good about their choices.
The latest capsule from the Lenzing’s new Tencel Sustainable Denim Wardrobe collaboration is centred on environmentally conscious production and how it can influence the denim supply chain for the better. This latest collection goes under the headline of Broadband – a name chosen to reflect the breadth of products in modern denim circles. Looking at denim today, the only trend seems to be that there is no trend at all, so the current definition of denim has never been so unstructured. Indeed, todays’ denim might not even contain cotton or be made from a woven fabric construction.
Broadband represents the products that result from such close, global
collaboration. © Lenzing Broadband represents the products that result
from such close, global collaboration. © Lenzing “Sustainable denim
production requires innovative thinking that extends beyond just raw
materials and production methods,” said Tricia Carey, Director of Global
Business Development for Denim at Lenzing Group. “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.” Broadband represents the products that result from such close, global
collaboration. The capsule redefines denim with unique fabrics that combine
Tencel Lyocell and Tencel x Refibra Lyocell fibers, cotton, linen, recycled
cotton, and spandex. It brings together two completely different denim
categories.The latest capsule is centred on environmentally conscious
production. © Lenzing
The latest capsule is centred on
environmentally conscious production.
© Lenzing Softwear embodies all that is familiar
about denim fabrics made of Tencel
Lyocell fibres – denim with femininity,
fluidity, and functionality.
Its counterpoint Hardwear ventures
into newer territory, where Tencel
Lyocell fibres meets tradition and
tailoring in a collection that takes
pleasure in the detailed minutiae of
vintage garment construction.The Sustainable Denim Wardrobe is acollaboration of companies thatbring together best-in-class artisansfrom fibre to design to finished garment. Fabric collaborators include: A&A,Taiwan; Anubha, India; Atlantic MillsThailand; Candiani, Italy; Indigo IstanbulTurkey; Kaihara, Japan; KG Denim, India; Mozartex, China; Orta, Turkey; andStella Blue, China. Sustainability-as-standard garment processing comes fromJeanologia. Design input for Softwear comes from Escuela de Arte Superior y deDiseƱo de Valencia. Design and garment making for Hardwear comes fromBritish-based specialists Endrime and BlackhorseLane Ateliers respectively.
The latest capsule collection goes under the headline of Broadband. © Lenzing Tencel Lyocell fibres are derived from responsibly harvested wood sources and
produced in a closed loop, resource efficient production process. Tencel x
Refibra Lyocell are made from a substantial proportion – up to one third –
of pulp from cotton scraps from garment production mixed with wood pulp to
create what is probably one of the most sustainablefibre on the market today.
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