Made in triacetate: a fabric that is spun in a closed loop process recycling solvent
How is it sustainable?+
Filippa K clothing is designed to last, so you can buy less and keep it for longer. According to a study by Mistra Future Fashion, the environmental impact (carbon emissions, resource usage, and waste production) of a garment can be reduced by nearly 50% if you double the average amount of time it is used. The average number of times a Filippa K piece is worn is 75, and the industry average is only 7.
In every collection, Filippa K aims to only buy what they are going to sell, and they aim to increase the percentage of sustainable fibres they use every year.
Filippa K reuses materials from previous collections and they cut waste to create garments rather than to produce new material.
