GOOD NEWS X H&M: A UNISEX COLLECTION WITH A SMALLER ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT
The British footwear brand, Good News known for its playful, retro-inspired trainers and unwavering commitment to sustainability collaborated with H&M. This is H&M’s first ever shoe collaboration featuring innovative materials like Bananatex® — fibre from banana plants — and the vegan grape leather Vegea™. The unisex collection will be available on hm.com and in selected stores from 1* April.
H&M SPRING 2021 DRIVES INNOVATION IN SUSTAINABILITY FURTHER — WITH A FASHION-FORWARD SPORTY MINIMALIST 90S VIBE
For Spring 2021, H&M takes another bold step in its sustainability efforts, leading the change within the fashion industry by scaling new innovative materials such as Agraloop™ Biofibre™, which has increased in scope and amount used since first introduced in H&M’s assortment.
H&M LAUNCHES NEW SUSTAINABILITY CONCEPT WITH THE DEBUT COLLECTION SCIENCE STORY
H&M is proud to introduce a brand new concept, Innovation Stories, which sees a range of collections launch throughout 2021.
‘Back to the roots’ collection by Daphne Valente takes us a virtual trip around the Mediterranean
‘Back to the roots’ collection, is now more relevant than ever, presenting for the 200 years Anniversary of the Greek revolution, a contemporary, minimal expression of Greek design.
IWC SCHAFFHAUSEN LAUNCHES NEW TIMBERTEX PAPER-BASED WATCH STRAPS
IWC Schaffhausen has unveiled new TimberTex straps, made from a low-impact paper-based material. This pioneering creation is the result of in-depth research and development and reflects IWC’s ongoing commitment to innovation and responsible watchmaking.
Simone Rocha x H&M_Campaign
Simone Rocha and H&M are proud to release the official campaign film and images for the upcoming Simone Rocha x H&M collection. Shot by Tyler Mitchell, in his signature optimistic style, the campaign invites people to step into the Simone Rocha x H&M world, and experience the feeling of community, strong femininity and closeness that underpins the collection.