celebrating the sustainable millennial lifestyle
Philadelphia-based sustainable outdoor apparel company, United By Blue, removes one pound of trash from waterways for every product purchased. They’ve also (low key, high key) won the partnership of big box retailer, Target, for their new Impact Collection. The line features sustainably sourced, high-quality clothing using the following materials. 1. Hemp Requires 50% less water compared to conventional cotton Returns 60-70% of
In-store traffic dropped 28.3% compared to pre-pandemic levels and e-commerce sales were down. If you’ve watched the The True Cost on Netflix, you know how emotional the concept of consumerism can be. Whether consumers are enjoying a less materialistic mindset, or we’re just not going out as much, it appears that our holiday purchasing habits are moving in the right
During the fall semester of 2020 at Columbia, I participated in a rewarding extracurricular program called Net Impact. It’s basically a pro-bono consulting engagement for an impact-driven brand. Our team of six worked with GUNAS New York which is a vegan leather handbag company. They were curious to learn about the difference in Greenhouse Gas
Hey guys! How is everyone doing? I feel like I have been MIA. Ironically as my life becomes more involved with sustainability given my studies, I feel like I am lacking when it comes to producing Sustennial focused content. By the way, I forgot to announce, the word, “Sustennial” is officially a registered trademark! The
Photo Source: Colville Weather This article was co-written by myself and NYFW stylist, Lana Blanc. The word “essential” has been the keyword of our quarantine these last couple of months. We feel so grateful for our essential workers who have literally kept our country fed, alive and running. We’ve also been intimately reflecting on who