Farago the Label Makes Swimwear with Earth-Friendly Fabrics
Laura McQuarrie — June 8, 2020 — Eco
References: faragothelabel & livekindly.co
Too Hot to Handle contestant Francesca Farago is introducing a venture called Farago the Label to introduce cruelty-free, biodegradable swimwear with quality fabrics. The new swimwear brand is distinguishing itself from many others in the industry by making use of fine fabrics from Italy and transforming them into sustainable styles with the aid of a vegan-certified Brazilian manufacturer—and excess materials are used to create beds for animal shelters.
As Farago describes, "I chose a vegan manufacturer, consisting of a small team of 15 people, working in amazing conditions, only using cruelty-free textiles. Our fabric is biodegradable and recyclable and the process to make the fabric is not energy-intensive and uses recycled water."
Image Credit: Farago the Label
As Farago describes, "I chose a vegan manufacturer, consisting of a small team of 15 people, working in amazing conditions, only using cruelty-free textiles. Our fabric is biodegradable and recyclable and the process to make the fabric is not energy-intensive and uses recycled water."
Image Credit: Farago the Label
Trend Themes
1. Cruelty-free Swimwear - Opportunity for swimwear brands to tap into the growing demand for ethical and sustainable fashion by using cruelty-free materials and manufacturing practices.
2. Biodegradable Fabrics - Potential for textile industry to innovate and develop biodegradable fabrics that reduce environmental impact and offer sustainable alternatives to traditional materials.
3. Circular Fashion - Rise of circular fashion models where excess materials from the manufacturing process are repurposed or recycled to reduce waste, presenting an opportunity for brands to adopt a more sustainable approach.
Industry Implications
1. Swimwear - Swimwear industry can leverage the growing consumer interest in eco-friendly products by incorporating biodegradable fabrics and cruelty-free manufacturing practices into their collections.
2. Textile - Textile industry has an opportunity to develop and produce innovative biodegradable fabrics that cater to the demand for sustainable materials in various applications, including swimwear.
3. Fashion - Fashion industry can embrace circular fashion models and sustainable manufacturing processes to reduce waste and create environmentally-friendly clothing options, such as biodegradable swimwear collections.
7
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
