In a novel collaboration, circular fashion pioneer, Phoebe English, is partnering with bourbon distillery Maker’s Mark to deliver the (Re)Made to Party Capsule Collection, crafted using 100 per cent upcycled materials and deadstock.
It’s estimated 7.8 million Brits will wear single-use party outfits this Christmas.
With a vision to combat this one-use trend of party outfits during the holiday season, Phoebe English Studio, renowned for its circular fashion ethos, has crafted the range from 100 per cent upcycled materials and pre-loved fabrics that were destined for landfills.
The collection comprises a dress, shirt, t-shirt, trouser, blazer, jacket, scarf, and handbag, all available on a made-to-order basis. Processed on a first come first serve basis, you’ll need to get in early to guarantee a pre-Christmas delivery.
Processed on a first come first serve basis, you’ll need to get in early to guarantee a pre-Christmas delivery…
The union between Maker’s Mark, and Phoebe English Studio, is rooted in a shared commitment to environmental responsibility, and aspires to kindle the spark of creativity in reusing and repurposing fashion.
This novel collection will find its exclusive home at the (Re)Made to Party Boutique and Bar, opening in Shoreditch, November 16 to 18. For those eager to don these sustainable ensembles during the Christmas festivities, a unique personalised measurement session ensures the perfect fit before their custom-made piece is delivered.
Embracing the spirit of the season, the Boutique and Bar will host onsite tailors offering free mending and repair services.
Love Not Landfill, a non-profit dedicated to curbing fashion waste, will also provide a clothing donation bank, aligning with the spirit of conscious consumerism ahead of the holiday season.
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Bose is bringing noise cancellation to wired earbuds with a fashionable new USB-C model that needs no Bluetooth pairing or charging. The launch comes as interest in wired listening booms. The new buds combine a direct USB-C connection with proprietary QuietControl noise cancellation and a built-in microphone system designed for clearer calls. There’s no Bluetooth…
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In a novel collaboration, circular fashion pioneer, Phoebe English, is partnering with bourbon distillery Maker’s Mark to deliver the (Re)Made to Party Capsule Collection, crafted using 100 per cent upcycled materials and deadstock.
It’s estimated 7.8 million Brits will wear single-use party outfits this Christmas.
With a vision to combat this one-use trend of party outfits during the holiday season, Phoebe English Studio, renowned for its circular fashion ethos, has crafted the range from 100 per cent upcycled materials and pre-loved fabrics that were destined for landfills.
The collection comprises a dress, shirt, t-shirt, trouser, blazer, jacket, scarf, and handbag, all available on a made-to-order basis. Processed on a first come first serve basis, you’ll need to get in early to guarantee a pre-Christmas delivery.
The union between Maker’s Mark, and Phoebe English Studio, is rooted in a shared commitment to environmental responsibility, and aspires to kindle the spark of creativity in reusing and repurposing fashion.
This novel collection will find its exclusive home at the (Re)Made to Party Boutique and Bar, opening in Shoreditch, November 16 to 18. For those eager to don these sustainable ensembles during the Christmas festivities, a unique personalised measurement session ensures the perfect fit before their custom-made piece is delivered.
Embracing the spirit of the season, the Boutique and Bar will host onsite tailors offering free mending and repair services.
Love Not Landfill, a non-profit dedicated to curbing fashion waste, will also provide a clothing donation bank, aligning with the spirit of conscious consumerism ahead of the holiday season.
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