It is common knowledge that as a result of legislation around the globe some time ago a sparkling wine cannot call itself 'champagne' unless it actually comes from the Champagne district of France. Following in that vein has been challenge to the use of animal-based dairy and meat terms with plant-based alternatives eg soy milk, plant-based beef. And synthetic leathers are now in the line for 'leather' descriptors. Maybe 'lether'? No A = No Animal.
We're having a Sustainability Sale. Selected styles in sustainable eco leather have their prices reduced to just $100. It's an interesting thing that the sale and purchase of items at reduced prices may not be of benefit to our valued consumers only to save money.
James&Co is starting a crowdfunding campaign on the StartSomeGood platform on 17 January 2020 called 'Grow James&Co To Help Rid Toxic Faux Leather'. We aim to get out the message that faux leather/vegan leather outerwear made in traditional PU - which accounts for basically all such outerwear except for James&Co - is harmful to the environment and there are now alternative fabrics for leather look outerwear that are sustainable.
It is common knowledge that as a result of legislation around the globe some time ago a sparkling wine cannot call itself 'champagne' unless it actually comes from the Champagne district of France. Following in that vein has been challenge to the use of animal-based dairy and meat terms with plant-based alternatives eg soy milk, plant-based beef. And synthetic leathers are now in the line for 'leather' descriptors. Maybe 'lether'? No A = No Animal.
Exciting and innovative times in the world of sustainable fashion! James&Co is the leading brand in ditching toxic polyurethane (PU) as ...
We're having a Sustainability Sale. Selected styles in sustainable eco leather have their prices reduced to just $100. It's an interesting thing that the sale and purchase of items at reduced prices may not be of benefit to our valued consumers only to save money.
James&Co is starting a crowdfunding campaign on the StartSomeGood platform on 17 January 2020 called 'Grow James&Co To Help Rid Toxic Faux Leather'. We aim to get out the message that faux leather/vegan leather outerwear made in traditional PU - which accounts for basically all such outerwear except for James&Co - is harmful to the environment and there are now alternative fabrics for leather look outerwear that are sustainable.
