Giorgio Armani, at the forefront of the shift towards traceability

Giorgio Armani launches the new fragrance My Way, appealing to the increasing consumer awareness on environmental issues and the demand for more respectful products. In conversation with Nigel Salter, sustainability adviser

Canali’s 85th anniversary – a family’s commitment to the land and its people

Stefano Canali recalls the history of the family, the factory of his childhood, and the priority he was taught to always give to the human handmade

More than 24,000 acres – protecting the Italian hills and area surrounding the mills

A heart crafted out of discarded cedar marks a commitment that began more than one century ago. Ermenegildo Zenga is safeguarding a forest

The future of fashion is digital but why do industry leaders consider it a dilution of quality?

«We as a fashion industry need to begin to accept digital as having its own culture, its own savoir-faire and its own appreciation of artisan and digital». In conversation with Matthew Drinkwater, head of The Innovation Agency in London.

Trees to compensate for carbon emissions – what else can we measure?

Fashion is responsible for 10 percent of greenhouse gas globally. Gucci’s call to action facilitates a conversation – ‘What should the next steps for the industry be’?

The economy can be rehabilitated, wildlife cannot. Do we have a chance to stop relying on oil and gas?

The Great Australian Bight is home to 277 marine life species that are completely new to science. It also happens to hold the equivalent of 1.9 billion barrels of oil. In conversation with Alexandra Malanicheva

AMF Necessories, the luxury items that act as a vehicle for a better future

AMF Necessories’ sustainable core strategy. «We create luxury items as a vehicle for giving people a better job, making the air cleaner, and contributing to a better future»

WOOD – is the exposure of the illegal logging industry enough to incite change?

«From the taiga in Siberia over the primary forests of Romania to the primeval forest in Peru: around the world, billions of dollars are made from illegal logging»

From Field to Fashion – The Savory Institute puts farmers at the forefront

«I want you to act as you would in a crisis. I want you to act as if our house is on fire. Because it is».
Who holds responsibility; the consumer, farmer or corporation?

Tiempo De Zafra — saving the Caribbean’s lost paradise by believing in crafting

Dominican Republic: Edgar Alejandro Garrido and Stephanie Bazzarae Rodrigues run a garment business using the discarded textiles of a country overwhelmed with rubbish.