
FASHION AND APPAREL
1. Tiffany & Co.
2. Hoka
3. Otrium
4. Coperni
5. Vibrant Body Company
6. Rothy's
7. Pangaia
8. Kinn Studio
9. DL1961
10. Autumn Adeigbo
THE FASHION industry is among the most polluting and carbon-intensive in the world, but it hasn't faced the same kind of scrutiny as, say, the oil or automotive sectors. That's poised to change, with a new spate of regulations coming into effect in Europe and the United States. The goal of many of these laws is to create a circular system in fashion, where garments are worn as long as possible before being recycled into new ones.
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