Pangaia, a groundbreaking eco-conscious brand, has recently unveiled its highly-anticipated first complete collection of sustainable clothing on a global scale. The brand, which describes itself as a worldwide collective dedicated to advancing responsible production and consumption, has brought together a diverse group of individuals including artists, scientists, designers, and creatives who share a deep passion for sustainable fashion.
The debut collection showcases a variety of eco-friendly essentials such as t-shirts, hoodies, track pants, and puffer jackets, all featuring a stylish neutral color palette with pops of black and red. What sets this collection apart is its use of innovative sustainable materials like recycled plastic bottles, PVC-free ink, and even seaweed fiber. For example, the puffer jacket boasts a shell made from post-consumer recycled materials and plastic bottles, stuffed with wild flower down for maximum warmth.
To reinforce its commitment to sustainability, Pangaia utilizes fully compostable packaging for all products and offers repair, upcycling, and recycling services for customers who wish to extend the lifespan of their clothing. Furthermore, a portion of the sales proceeds from each item will be donated to 5 Gyres, a non-profit organization dedicated to combating plastic pollution in our oceans.
With prices ranging from $150 to $900, Pangaia’s first collection is set to expand with the introduction of accessories and other product categories in the early months of 2019. The brand has already gained substantial traction and support, having been endorsed by influential figures in the industry such as Pharrell, Takashi Murakami, and Sarah Andelman at events like ComplexCon.
Interested consumers can now shop the new collection on Pangaia’s official website, with shipping set to begin in January 2019. With its strong emphasis on sustainability, inventive use of materials, and commitment to environmental causes, Pangaia is poised to make a significant impact in the realm of eco-conscious fashion.
To learn more about Pangaia and its sustainable practices, visit their website here. Additionally, for more information on the non-profit organization 5 Gyres, dedicated to combating plastic pollution, click here.
