This Sustainable Lingerie Brand Utilizes Vintage and Salvaged Fabric
Katherine Pendrill — September 9, 2015 — Eco
References: clarebare.myshopify
'ClareBare' is a sustainable lingerie brand that makes fashion-forward undergarments from salvaged fabric. In recent years, many clothing companies have put scrap materials to good use by turning them into new pieces. This company uses vintage textiles to create gorgeous new undergarments.
The Los Angeles-based company specializes in making sustainable garments out of salvaged fabric. ClareBare uses organic dyes and custom silkscreen artwork in order to turn recycled materials into brand new garments. Each item uses time-honored techniques to produce garments that are both comfortable and fashion-forward. Some of the items featured in the collection include soft-cup bras, bodysuits and boy shorts.
ClareBare demonstrates that eco-friendly garments can be just as stylish and supportive as mass-produced lingerie
The Los Angeles-based company specializes in making sustainable garments out of salvaged fabric. ClareBare uses organic dyes and custom silkscreen artwork in order to turn recycled materials into brand new garments. Each item uses time-honored techniques to produce garments that are both comfortable and fashion-forward. Some of the items featured in the collection include soft-cup bras, bodysuits and boy shorts.
ClareBare demonstrates that eco-friendly garments can be just as stylish and supportive as mass-produced lingerie
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Fashion - There is an opportunity for businesses to create eco-friendly clothing and undergarments using salvaged and vintage materials that are both sustainable and on-trend.
2. Upcycling - There is a trend towards upcycling materials and fabrics, such as vintage textiles, to create new and stylish garments that are both sustainable and unique.
3. Organic Textiles - There is a growing demand for organic dyes and fabrics that are used in sustainable manufacturing practices to produce comfortable and fashion-forward garments.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore the use of salvaged and vintage materials as an opportunity to create eco-friendly clothing and undergarments that are both stylish and sustainable.
2. Textile Manufacturing - Textile manufacturers can adapt sustainable practices such as using organic dyes and upcycling materials to produce unique and fashionable garments.
3. Environmental Sustainability - The environmental sustainability industry can promote the use of organic, recycled and repurposed materials as an innovative way to reduce waste and fashion a new industry.
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