From upcycling and patchworking luxury deadstock, to waste-free knitting, the founders of genderless casualwear brand (Di)vision and knitwear brand A Roege Hove have taken different paths to circularity. But as international demand surges for these circular labels, how can they scale without compromising on their sustainable sourcing? (Di)vision co-founder Simon Wick and A Roege Hove founder Amalie Rege Hove Geertsen join Vogue Business trends editor Lucy Maguire and Zalando head of circularity Laura Coppen, to break down how brands and retailers can work together to help emerging circular labels into circular global brands. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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From upcycling and patchworking luxury deadstock, to waste-free knitting, the founders ofgenderless casualwear brand (Di)vision and knitwear brand A Roege Hove have takendifferent paths to circularity. But as international demand surges for these circular labels,how can they scale without compromising on their sustainable sourcing? (Di)vision co-founder Simon Wick and A Roege Hove founder Amalie Rege Hove Geertsen join VogueBusiness trends editor Lucy Maguire and Zalando head of circularity Laura Coppen, tobreak down how brands and retailers can work together to help emerging circular labels intocircular global brands. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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