Tag: AW’ 16 Denim Trends

  • Pharrell Williams Unveils His First Campaign For G-Star Raw | Fall 2016

    Pharrell Williams Unveils His First Campaign For G-Star Raw | Fall 2016

    Since February 2014, After the announcement made by  Pharrell Williams  about the collaboration between G-Star Raw and his textile company Bionic Yarn called “RAW for the Oceans,” a collection of denim made from recycled plastic that is found in the ocean, everyone was eagerly waiting to see his creations and now , the wait is over ! Pharrell Williams has finally unveiled an exclusive first look at its Fall/Winter 2016 campaign — the first to be conceived under Pharrell as the company’s Head of Imagination. Interesting thing is that ,  he is himself appeared in the new collection’s family portrait which showcases a cool range of denim wear for both men and women .

    For the campaign, Williams came out in front and center, answering the question “What is raw?” to promote the new G-Star Raw collection in the following video .

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    We will be looking at more experimental threads from Pharrell Williams in the coming seasons as he tries to give some of his touch to the brand and its products.

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  • Indigo Tops From Naked And Famous – F/W 2016 Collection

    Indigo Tops From Naked And Famous – F/W 2016 Collection

    Breaking the stereotype and going out of the box every time is what Canadian Brand – Naked And Famous tries to do everytime. No washes, no embroidery, no gimmick, just the best fabric in the world combined with modern fits in their collections.The Canadian Brand  has recently launched its Fall/Winter 2016 Collection. The brand is known for using only the most unique and rare denim fabrics mainly from prestigious mills in Japan.

    From checks to selvedges to  flannels and  terries , the shirts are mainly unwashed or just rinsed and bring out the special character of these indigo variant fabrics.

    Real Indigo/Red Plaid – Boyfriend Shirt

    Composition 100% Cotton
    Color Indigo/Red
    Fabric Origin Japan

    Naked And Famous - F/W 2016 | Denimsandjeans.com

    Indigo Dobby Denim- Bomber Jacket

    Composition 100% Cotton
    Color Indigo
    Fabric Origin Japan

    Naked And Famous - F/W 2016 | Denimsandjeans.com

     

    Real Indigo French Terry – Hoodie

    Composition 100% Cotton
    Color Indigo
    Fabric Origin Canada
    Weight 12Oz
    Fit Description Slim fit through body and arms

    Real Indigo French Terry – Hoodie

     

    Indigo Selvedge Ripstop- Selvedge Shirt

    Composition 100 % Cotton
    Color Indigo
    Fabric Origin Japan
    Fit Description The Selvedge Shirt is a slim long straight fit with an extended back with selvedge detail on the hem.

    Indigo Selvedge Ripstop- Selvedge Shirt

    Indigo Selvedge Chambray With Plaid – Selvedge Shirt

    Composition 100 % Cotton
    Color Indigo
    Fabric Origin Japan
      The Selvedge Shirt is a slim long straight fit with an extended back with selvedge detail on the hem.

    Indigo Selvedge Chambray With Plaid - Selvedge Shirt

    Real Indigo Flannel Indigo Black -Regular Shirt

    Composition 100 % Cotton
    Color Indigo/Black
    Fabric Origin Japan
      More room in the body and arms with no back darting.

    Real Indigo Flannel Indigo Black -Regular Shirt

    Indigo Selvedge Birdseye -Selvedge Shirt

    Composition 100 % Cotton
    Color Indigo/Black
    Fabric Origin Japan
      The Selvedge Shirt is a slim long straight fit with an extended back with selvedge detail on the hem.

    Indigo Selvedge Birdseye -Selvedge Shirt

    Don’t miss the Vintage Recall !

    Vintage Recall | Denimsandjeans.com

  • Tommy Hilfiger Ad Campaign F/W ’16 – Hailey Baldwin and Lucky Blue Smith

    Tommy Hilfiger Ad Campaign F/W ’16 – Hailey Baldwin and Lucky Blue Smith

    Tommy Hilfiger announces its Fall/Winter 2016 Hilfiger Denim global advertising campaign, 24/7 Hailey Baldwin & Lucky Blue Smith, which follows the two models and influencers on a 24-hour adventure through Los Angeles, California.  Hailey Baldwin is having a great run as she was also part of the Guess Campaign . The two models front the 2016 Fall campaign, which was shot by Devyn Galindo and the collection includes frayed denim, jean jackets , skirt overalls  and slim fit silhouettes. In this Ad Campaign , the 19-year-old is posing up a storm with Utah-born hunk Lucky Blue Smith, 18, modeling the designer’s Hilfiger Denim line. The campaign is “a 24-hour adventure captured through Los Angeles.”

    Tommy Hilfiger Ad Campaign F/W ’16 - Hailey Baldwin and Lucky Blue Smith : Denimsandjeans.com

    Tommy Hilfiger Ad Campaign F/W ’16 - Hailey Baldwin and Lucky Blue Smith : Denimsandjeans.com

    Tommy Hilfiger Ad Campaign F/W ’16 - Hailey Baldwin and Lucky Blue Smith : Denimsandjeans.com

    Tommy Hilfiger Ad Campaign F/W ’16 - Hailey Baldwin and Lucky Blue Smith : Denimsandjeans.com

    Tommy Hilfiger Ad Campaign F/W ’16 - Hailey Baldwin and Lucky Blue Smith : Denimsandjeans.com

    Tommy Hilfiger Ad Campaign F/W ’16 - Hailey Baldwin and Lucky Blue Smith : Denimsandjeans.com

    Tommy Hilfiger Ad Campaign F/W ’16 - Hailey Baldwin and Lucky Blue Smith : Denimsandjeans.com

    Tommy Hilfiger Ad Campaign F/W ’16 - Hailey Baldwin and Lucky Blue Smith : Denimsandjeans.com

    Tommy Hilfiger Ad Campaign F/W ’16 - Hailey Baldwin and Lucky Blue Smith : Denimsandjeans.com

    Tommy Hilfiger Ad Campaign F/W ’16 - Hailey Baldwin and Lucky Blue Smith : Denimsandjeans.com


  • Fall 2016 Ready To Wear–Part I

    Fall 2016 Ready To Wear–Part I

    For the Fall 2016 looks, we bring the collections from 4 well known designers – each of whom gives a totally different taste and interpretation to what denim would look like in Winters for them. Lets savor their flavor !

    Off-White

    OFF-WHITE c/o VIRGIL ABLOH™ is a fashion label rooted in current culture at a taste-level particular to now . With all its garments made in Milan, the brand tries to play around with denim aesthetics – using not so uncommon fabrics and using color combinations, embellishments and unique styles.

    Off White : Fall 2016 Ready-To-Wear

    Off White : Fall 2016 Ready-To-Wear

    Off White : Fall 2016 Ready-To-Wear

    Off White : Fall 2016 Ready-To-Wear

    Paul & Joe

    Paul & Joe goes for clean and suit cuts for its Fall 16 Denim looks. Medium dark light slub flat finish fabrics add to the formal looks created by the designer.

    Paul & Joe : Fall 2016 Ready-To-Wear

    Paul & Joe : Fall 2016 Ready-To-Wear

    Ralph Lauren

    Ralph Lauren loves the hi-fashion looks to go with denim. Denim is made over with highly fashionable silver foil prints to go along with velvet jackets and accoutrements .

    Ralph Lauren : Fall 2016 Ready-To-Wear

    Ralph Lauren : Fall 2016 Ready-To-Wear

    Kenzo

    Kenzo is always looked upon as an inspirational brand brining new paradigms to most of their collections. Though not minimalist as previous ones, the Fall 16 collection draws  inspiration from  fifties housewife staples, such as cigarette pants and pumps and bring out the collection with high colored mini dresses , floral prints and motifs besides nautical influences. Overall, a different type of collection than what we have seen before .

    Kenzo : Fall 2016 Ready-To-Wear

    Kenzo : Fall 2016 Ready-To-Wear

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    Kenzo : Fall 2016 Ready-To-Wear

     

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  • Chanel Fall Winter`16 – Ready to Wear

    Chanel Fall Winter`16 – Ready to Wear

    Chanel FW16 collection has a decent sprinkle of denim – once again emphasizing that denim is ‘Hi-Fashion’ clothing  for some of the top designers around the world . Karl Lagerfeld uses the , once workwear fabric,  together with some of the most bright girlish colors – pink and  purple – and further topping that with a piles of pearl necklace thrown in . Innovative use of denim in hats , boots , gloves, purses further adds to the glamour !

    Chanel Fall Winter`16 - Ready to Wear : Denimsandjeans.com

    Chanel Fall Winter`16 - Ready to Wear : Denimsandjeans.com

    Chanel Fall Winter`16 - Ready to Wear : Denimsandjeans.com

    Chanel Fall Winter`16 - Ready to Wear : Denimsandjeans.com

  • Diesel Black Gold Puts On More Glam For Fall 2016 !

    Diesel Black Gold Puts On More Glam For Fall 2016 !

     

    Diesel Black Gold adds on further glam to remain attractive to enable the DBG clientele coming back ! Adding a bit of razzle – dazzle to the collection, the collection makes extensive use of Lurex jacquard and metallic leather besides playing with design proportions. Lurex, shiny leathers , cropped denim inset with jacquard and velvet helped elaborate the nightscape theme the brand took.

    Velvet printed jeans were one of the most attractive pieces from the collection. Though a technical possibility for quite some time, new dimensions are taken on when Diesel uses it. Velvet had been printed , in 3D, onto the surface of jeans either in full or in patterns. Mottled patterns were eye catching while the allovers had more glam effect. The jeans were paired with lurex turtlenecks to create that perfect party night out looks.

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    Pre fall 2016 denim Trends Denimsandjeans.com

    Pre fall 2016 denim Trends Denimsandjeans

     

  • Niche Labels – Pre-Fall 2016 Trends !

    Niche Labels – Pre-Fall 2016 Trends !

     

    As denim gets more hauteur , a number of niche designer labels start using denim into their collections with increased frequency. This leads denim  to the Hi-Fashion highway . We bring some looks from some of the designers, who are not so denimish , to see how they are using denim and hence the possibilities of denim trends being influenced by them.

    Cédric Charlier

    Cédric Charlier won the Moêt Hennessy Fashion Award in 1998 and subsequently worked at the House of Céline in Paris for two years under the creative direction of Michael Kors. He then joined Jean Paul Knott’s studio for two other years. His usage of denim has been simple but effective. With unisex loose pajama styled denim lowers, dark collared light jackets, the designer used denim to merge into his collection of kilt skirts, fisherman knits, double breasted coats etc. Slip dresses seem to be back in style.

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    6397

    6397’s luxe fabrications continue to set them apart from the bulk of its peers. Pre-Fall had a number of these: denim Mao jackets, slinky ribbed knits , simple washed denims with those tomboyish looks .6397 has been offering slip dresses since its earliest collections and it does not fail to bring them back again in denim !6397 Denims

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    Sonia Rykiel

    Sonia Rykiel creates a mystique with her collections which reflect a certain amount of whimsy .It could be further seen with her  denim jacket and high-rise, button-fly flares, both covered in patches, denim pajamas or denim one pieces.

    Sonia Rykiel Denims Pre Fall 2016

     

    Alexis Mabille

    Sailor styled skinny jeans with large nautical buttons, sequined tuxedo, frilled denim  were the highlights of the collection from Alexis Mabille .denim

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    Creatures of the Wind

    Chris Peters and Shane Gabier presented the Pre-Fall collection for Creatures of the Wind. Crisp denim skirts and dungarees in white and black were visible. The raw unwashed look of the fabric was accentuated with bold stitches.   The feeling was of clothes that have “been lived in and had fun in, and related to 70s era.

    Creatures of the Wind Denims Pre Fall 2016

     

    Karen Walker

    Karen Walker ,from New Zealand , has always had a  taste for pop culture and that reflects in her collections. Echoes could be felt in the ribbed cuffed jeans and elasticated-waist miniskirts  and dresses and suggest affection for sports and movement.

    Karen Walker Sonia Rykiel Denims Pre Fall 2016

    Karen Walker Denims Pre Fall 2016

    Ulla Johnson

    Ulla Johnson has been focusing on “Deconstructed luxury” as her theme . She takes artisanal route to creating some high end collection with all kinds of hand-touched details—hand-embroidery, hand-smocking, hand-pin-tucking etc. Acid washed denim is used to create dungarees, dresses and pajamas.

    Ulla Johnson Denims Pre Fall 2016

    Red Valentino

    Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli bring a lean ’70s silhouette, with  flower and bird embroideries and to the midi-length skirts and jeans. It was embroidery all the way for Red Valentino.

    Red Valentino Denims Pre Fall 2016

    Belstaff

    Some cool Pre-Fall biker denim jackets by Belstaff !

    Belstaff Denims Pre Fall 2016

    Mugler

    Clean tailored jackets , super stretchy leggings and some acid washed jeans were a part of Mugler’s denim outfits for Pre Fall. Focus was on clean looks without much ado .

    Mugler Denims Pre Fall 2016

    Rebecca Minkoff

    Flared jeans and denim minis from Rebecca Minkoff

    Rebecca Minkoff Denims Pre Fall 2016

    Emilio Pucci

    The denim looks from Emilio Pucci were exuberantly sequined. Evening dresses had a louche ’70s air reminiscent of Pucci’s leisure-loving clientele, which included very pretty flowing dresses with capelike bodices.

    Emilio Pucci Denims Pre Fall 2016

  • Givenchy Pre Fall 2016 Denim Trends

    Givenchy Pre Fall 2016 Denim Trends

    Worker denims, leather paneled jeans and jackets,  new and reprised print motifs and couture like embellishments, including delicate floral embroideries crawling over flight jackets were the highlights of denim part of Givenchy Pre Fall 2016 Collection.
    The same could be said for most of the collection, which eschewed street style shock value for nuanced elegance.

    Givenchy Pre Fall 2016 Denim Trends

    Givenchy Pre Fall 2016 Denim Trends

    Givenchy Pre Fall 2016 Denim Trends

    Givenchy Pre Fall 2016 Denim Trends

    Givenchy Pre Fall 2016 Denim Trends

    Givenchy Pre Fall 2016 Denim Trends

    Givenchy Pre Fall 2016 Denim Trends

    Givenchy Pre Fall 2016 Denim Trends

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    Givenchy Pre Fall 2016 Denim Trends

    Givenchy Pre Fall 2016 Denim Trends

  • Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016

    Daniel Silverstain, an Israeli designer based in New York City exploring textiles and natural forms in an era of hi-technology and industrialism, expanded on his premise of multi-functionality. His designer apparels prominently focuses on the future which is very apparent in her creations.  Daniel’s creations aim for innovation, essentiality and futurism.

    A silver puffer and denim coat, for example, featured removable denim sleeves, while a jacquard top had an adjustable hem — wear it as a micro-mini dress or a tunic. Still in its infancy, the two-year-old label’s future depends upon developing his relaxed utilitarian aesthetic beyond adjustable garments.

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

    Daniel Silverstain Pre-Fall 2016 : Denimsandjeans.com

  • Rajby Men’s Collection AW16/17

    Rajby Men’s Collection AW16/17

    Rajby  (Pakistan) bring out their AW16/17 collection with a special focus on Authentic vintage fabrics – a revival of classic constructions , colors and red tones ,Burberry bikers – special sheen multi color coatings on comfort stretches- targeted  for the biker community and the rough and tough ones, High street fashion super dark denims . The product development team of Rajby mentions that their new collection uses  special color combinations with unique dyeing methods and refined finishes . The company  is a vertically  integrated operation from yarn to garments and produces  20 million mtrs of denim fabrics and 18 million denim garments p.a. and provides washing and design support to their buyers alongwith in addition to selling fabrics and garments.

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Authentic Vintage

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Authentic Vintage

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Authentic Vintage

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Authentic Vintage

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Authentic Vintage

    Rajby Men’s Collection - High street Fashion

    Rajby Men’s Collection - High street Fashion

    Rajby Men’s Collection - High street Fashion

    Rajby Men’s Collection - High street Fashion

    Rajby Men’s Collection - High street Fashion

    Rajby Men’s Collection - High street Fashion

    Rajby Men’s Collection - High street Fashion

    Rajby Men’s Collection - High street Fashion

    Rajby Men’s Collection - High street Fashion

    Rajby Men’s Collection - High street Fashion

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Authentic Vintage

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Authentic Vintage

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Authentic Vintage

    Rajby Denim

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Burberry Biker

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Burberry Biker

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Burberry Biker

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Burberry Biker

     

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Burberry Biker

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Burberry Biker

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Men's Overall

    Rajby Men’s Collection - Men's Overall

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  • AW16 Collection From Vicunha , Brazil

    AW16 Collection From Vicunha , Brazil

    Brazil , as we mentioned before , lives in a world of its own. It has a huge domestic market for denim and other apparel and has developed its own unique fashion sense . The fashion in Brazil – though influenced by international developments – follows its own course . The companies – mills, laundries , garment factories – all follow the unique pattern of demand that is created in the market.

    Vicunha is the largest denim company  in terms of actual production , not only in Brazil but around the world , and it does have a sizeable influence on the consumers – often creating trends for their domestic market. On the occasion of the launch of their AW16 collection, I visited Sao Paolo to get a feel of their products, the trends and Brazilian market in general. The launch had all the glam ingredients including a catwalk by some great looking Brazilian models, presentations by specially invited denim guru Adriano Goldschmied and also by Giovanni Petrin of Martelli , presence of international consultants , washing experts and of course visitations by most important Brazilian buyers – estimated to be over 2000 over a 3 day period ! . The whole atmosphere was electric – flowing with the energy of denim aficionados.

    We bring in this article, some looks from the show , the products, the presentations – to give a feel of the event.

    Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

    Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

    Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

    Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

    Adriano At Vicunha

    Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

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    Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

    Some Catwalk Images

     

    Catwalk at Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

    Catwalk at Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

    Catwalk at Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

    Catwalk at Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

    Catwalk at Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

    Catwalk at Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

    Catwalk at Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

    Catwalk at Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

    Catwalk at Vicunha AW 16 Presentation

  • Vegan Denim and Greenscreen – New Sustainable Initiatives from Orta

    Vegan Denim and Greenscreen – New Sustainable Initiatives from Orta

    Vegan Denim

    vegan_Denim_PR_image_1 ORTA, Turkey , brings out a new angle to sustainability with their VEGAN Denim, a collection of denim fabrics  produced exclusively with vegetable and natural dyestuff at an industrial scale.

    What makes the concept special is its unique dyeing methodology that has never been applied at industry scale before.  ORTA claims that it is the first in the industry to produce fabric using this method at an industrial scale with VEGAN Denim.

    The art of dyeing is as old as human civilization. Man learnt to use different kinds of natural coloring agents to dye cloths. The major obstacle for dyeing fabric with natural dyestuff has been the difficulty in producing good color intensity and shade consistency. This problem was due to the vegetal dyestuff’s lack of efficacy when applied to cotton.

    Orta has developed a new dyeing technique that thoroughly overcomes the problems of affinity and consistency. As a result of long-term research and study, this technology ensures an increase in affinity of dyestuff to cotton. The results show greater stability and consistency in dyeing. Thanks to the VEGAN methodology, it is easy to obtain intense shades in both vegetal indigo and natural colors. ORTA VEGAN Denim is an effort by the company towards sustainability. A responsible product, ORTA VEGAN Denim seems to  uses less water, less energy and fewer chemicals than conventional dyeing methods. As per the company , the energy consumed is 30%less ,the water consumption is 70 lt less/kg fabric.

     

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    ORTA has obtained a legal patent for the process and it is subsidized by European Union Research Funds.

    GreenScreen 

    Orta Anadolu and Garmon Chemicals join forces to be the first in the industry to apply the GreenScreen® methodology on denim fabrics.

    Press_Release_image Environmental solutions are required as a response to game-changing business transformations that are starting to take place in the apparel industry. Those changes are driven by an increasing pressure coming from public opinion asking the textile industry for a way more ethical approach. To retain their positions of strength, fashion / lifestyle brands and industrial actors alike nowadays have to re-think the level of responsibility of the chemistry present on their products and prioritize it alongside the consumer insights and technical expertise required to conceive and produce the innovative products they need. This has allowed Garmon Chemicals and Orta Anadolu to pioneer a successful breakthrough approach to a new breed of highly conscious denim materials.

    “GreenScreen® for Safer Chemicals” is a revolutionary, publicly available and transparent chemical hazard screening method developed by the NGO “Clean Production Action” (CPA) to help our society move quickly and effectively towards the use of greener and safer chemicals. It’s an assessing methodology purely based on toxicology and aimed at identifying safer chemicals.

    Garmon Chemicals is the first company to have obtained GreenScreen® certification on a large number amount of their chemicals and currently leads the way, by far, in garment processing. Orta Anadolu has decided to pioneer the adoption of garment chemistry onto textile, leading to the development of denim fabric advancements. Orta Anadolu and Garmon Chemicals, through their GreenScreen® collaboration, pave a new way of working based on the simultaneous presence of very diverse disciplines. This cross-functionality is efficiently used to generate new knowledge and set an example to follow.

    Orta Anadolu launched its sustainability division ‘OrtaBlu’ in 2010 in order to communicate company’s sustainability efforts and to promote responsible production plus lifestyles. Garmon sets its ecological standards by sustainability by innovation and efficiency. The company believes that sustainability brings the opportunity to innovate and become a pioneer in textile industry and builds greater emotional connection between brand and the community. Being well aware of these facts, and Orta Anadolu and Garmon Chemicals volunteered for the environmental missionary as they burden to introduce GreenScreen® Methodology.

    Greenscreen finished products are not a specific collection but are for the customers who request for the same. Currently mainly chemicals used in finishing are certified and it is hoped that later the indigo and other chemicals used in dyeing could also be certified.

     

    I asked Ebru Ozaydin , marketing manager at Orta Anadolu , if  using such technologies   will make difference to sustainability and if the customers are ready to pay extra for such products. She replied

    “We always believe our industry can find greener and safer solutions and create awareness for the end consumer.That is why we established our sustainability division 5 years ago. It is not only Vegan Denim or GreenScreen finished products but also other best practices such as Better Cotton, AlchemyOne…
    We can not ask the cost of sustainability from the end consumer, it is more of a culture, a philosophy, an approach, seeing the overall picture and being aware of the realities while doing business and try to come up with better solutions. And it is the responsibility of all members in the supply chain. The customer is now more aware, knowledgeable and asks for more, better, safer, cleaner.I think we’re far from the point thinking that it is a marketing gimmick. On the contrary, it is a necessity.”