Levi’s is making denim you’ll wear forever
It’s one of the most polluting fabrics around – but Paul Dillinger, the label’s head of global innovation, is making a case for the material to be used for good.
Levi Strauss & Co is aiming to make denim sustainable and better for the environment while remaining at fashion’s forefront.
Anyone who knows even the broadest strokes of fashion knows that denim, as it is traditionally produced, is one of the most environmentally damaging fabrics available.
But Paul Dillinger, vice-president of global innovation at Levi Strauss & Co, is on a mission to make it sustainable and better for the environment while – crucially – keeping it at fashion’s forefront.
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