Arkins Collection is a Socially Conscious and Sustainable Clothing Line
Alyson Wyers — September 11, 2014 — Eco
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If you are a socially conscious consumer on the hunt for a fashion forward but ultimately sustainable clothing line, Arkins is definitely worth looking into. Not merely satisfied with locally sourced materials, the entire collection is made in Manhattan. The emerging designer focuses on environmentally friendly womenswear -- a refreshing alternative to the 97% of clothing produced internationally.
With its debut collection having just launched in February 2014, the sustainable clothing line is already turning heads as it was chosen to showcase at ENK Coterie's TMRW. Fabrics found in the new Spring 2015 line include cotton, hemp, tencel and silk. The eco aspect of Arkins in addition to their head-turning minimalist style shows the brand has staying power.
With its debut collection having just launched in February 2014, the sustainable clothing line is already turning heads as it was chosen to showcase at ENK Coterie's TMRW. Fabrics found in the new Spring 2015 line include cotton, hemp, tencel and silk. The eco aspect of Arkins in addition to their head-turning minimalist style shows the brand has staying power.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Fashion - Opportunity for designers to create clothing lines that are environmentally friendly and locally sourced.
2. Locally Made Products - Emerging trend of consumers seeking products that are made in their own country or region.
3. Minimalist Style - Growing popularity of simple and understated designs in the fashion industry.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion industry can capitalize on the demand for sustainable and locally made clothing.
2. Textile - Opportunity for textile manufacturers to produce eco-friendly fabrics using materials like cotton, hemp, and silk.
3. Retail - Retailers can cater to the rising demand for minimalist style clothing by stocking brands like Arkins Collection.
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