H&M is proud to present "Co-Exist Story", an animal-friendly fashion collection fully approved by the animal rights organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). The collection, which includes women's, men's and children's clothing, highlights alternatives to animal-based fabrics and fabric processes. The 'Co-Exist Story' is the third installation at H&M in the Innovation Stories initiative, which launched in early 2021 and aims to showcase more sustainable innovations, materials and designs. The Co-Exist Story collection will be available worldwide on hm.com and in selected stores from November 4.
Sustainability
When walking through the forest, the gaze stops at the trees and growth, the senses are overwhelmed by the smells and sounds that are unique to this environment. Relax and breathe, feeling rejuvenated and invigorated. No, these are not just feelings, as forests have been proven to have a significant effect on physical and psychological health.
Recently, the terms upcycling and downcycling have appeared alongside the English term recycling. Yes, there are actually three types of recycling that more or less effectively restore the value and quality of the material. We will explain what exactly the terms recycling, upcycling and downcycling mean in this article.
Remember hygge and lykke? No, these are not characters from the series, but lifestyle trends from Scandinavia that have taken the world by storm in recent years. Denmark is famous as the country of the happiest people in the world, so it is not surprising that many have decided to look for the secret of a happy life there.
At McDonald's, they pay close attention to what the packaging for their products is made of. More than 90 percent are made of paper, cardboard or recycled material. With different paper bags, they also pay attention to the fact that the paper is less printed and not varnished. They also sort the waste very carefully, down to every straw and piece of paper. Now it's time for the next step...
Can sustainable fashion really be perfectly stylish and trendy? We have prepared for you some fashion collages with sustainable pieces that will only cost you a few euros!
In Paloma, they accepted the challenge and produced completely organic toilet paper, which is also innovative.
"So that we don't get ripped off, there is an easier way to open yogurt, which in the past stirred up a lot of spirits and often angered fans of dairy products. Finally, we don't need a tap or a fork anymore, because this time it's really very simple. No torn cap or dirty t-shirt. This is the past, our present is completely different - above all, elegant and very convenient. You open it and it doesn't tear, really perfect," TV presenter Jože Robežnik welcomed the new way of opening Ljubljanske mlekarni products in his humorous style on his YouTube channel.
Bike lanes are becoming an increasingly important element of modern urban transportation, prompting urban architects and designers to consider their future use and potential. With this in mind - and strongly influenced by the concept of sustainability - architect Peter Kuczia presented the "Solar Bike Path", a multi-purpose photovoltaic path for cyclists and pedestrians. The project was created for districts in Switzerland and Dubai, but can be adapted to any location in the world!
At dm drogerie markt Slovenija, as a retailer, they are aware of their social responsibility, which is why they want to make a difference in the field of sustainable development. With the innovative development of the new Pro Climate sub-brand, they now offer customers sustainable products that are not only climate-friendly, but also environmentally neutral*. This means that they are produced with the smallest possible ecological footprint, and the five unavoidable impacts on the environment are offset by the denaturation projects carried out by the organization HeimaTERBE, thus contributing to the re-establishment of the environmental balance.
The editors of Travel Magazine ranked Ljubljana among the eight most sustainable cities in the world, which fills us with hope!
In recent years, an increasing number of celebrities and influencers are launching their own brands and thus "enticing" their followers to buy. What 82% customers namely, he decides to buy based on the recommendation of an influencer. While more and more influencers are offering sustainable fashion products, consumers are increasingly concerned that some influencers are encouraging an unsustainable addiction to fast fashion. In doing so, we should not overlook the fact that with the presence of chemicals, we are also poisoning our clothes little by little.