Chloé’s commitment to sustainability shines through its Spring/Summer 2025 collection, a nature-inspired lineup featuring plant-based dyes and materials such as linen, hemp, and recycled polyester.

Stella McCartney redefines what luxury looks like in fashion—elevated silhouettes crafted without leather, fur, or feathers. Her commitment to sustainable innovation shows in the use of regenerated cashmere, organic cotton, and mycelium-based leather alternatives like Mylo™.

An ultra-limited, hand-woven, numbered tote – with only 3 pieces available in Malaysia.

This rare collector’s piece redefines ethical luxury, crafted by female artisans in Burkina Faso and Kenya, the tote blends heritage craftsmanship with modern, minimalist design.

Made from 100% organic, rain-fed cotton, dyed with GOTS-certified dyes, and finished with Maasai beadwork, each piece is hand-signed by the artisan and entirely plastic-free.

Longchamp’s Re-Play line, launched in 2022, exemplifies the House’s sustainability initiatives by creatively repurposing surplus materials to minimize its carbon footprint.

The eco-friendly “MEXICO 66 CACTFUL-S” blends fashion and sustainability with a luxurious, lightweight cactus-derived upper. This material significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions and water usage compared to leather while offering durability and a snug fit.

Partnering with Better Cotton™ to improve cotton farming globally, the Classic Fit Mesh Polo Shirt is made with highly breathable cotton mesh.

Better Cotton trains farmers to use water efficiently, care for the health of the soil and natural habitats, reduce use of the most harmful chemicals and implement the principles of decent work.