Leather Industry’s Dirty Little Secrets Revealed
Contents of the Newsletter:
The newsletter addresses the deceptive practices of the fashion industry regarding sustainability. It sheds light on misleading eco-labels, the health risks associated with Chromium tanning in leather production, the challenges faced by sustainable innovators, and the environmental impact of using toxic materials in fashion.
Key points discussed in the newsletter include:
- The prevalence of false sustainability claims, with a 60% chance that "eco" labels are meaningless
- The health risks of Hexavalent Chromium in leather production, impacting workers, consumers, and the environment
- The struggle of sustainable companies due to lack of support from major brands
- The long-lasting environmental impact of PVC and the importance of biodegradable materials
Products:
LaBante offers a range of cruelty-free and vegan products, such as the London Bag in Black, Aurora Crossbody, and Small Vegan Bifold Purse. These items are sustainably made, ethically produced, and designed in London. The brand emphasizes longevity in style beyond trends and highlights the importance of conscious consumer choices.
Additionally, LaBante provides the option to pay in installments with Klarna or Shop Pay, making ethical shopping more accessible to customers.
LaBante - Ethical and Sustainable Store:
LaBante, based in London, is a pioneer in sustainable fashion, committed to using recycled and biodegradable vegan materials. The brand ensures fair wages for workers, provides maternity cover for female employees, and maintains ethical factories with above-minimum-wage payments.
Moreover, LaBante contributes to environmental causes by planting trees and donating a percentage of profits to charity. The store's ethos revolves around ethical craftsmanship, sustainable luxury, and giving back to the community.
