Acne Studios' sustainability initiative continues with a second drop, continuing to boast more clothes made from reusable materials. Last season, the popular Swedish-based brand began to act on its commitment to lessen its environmental impact. They did so by releasing a line of clothes made from deadstock materials, effectively breathing new life into what would be waste.
This drop sees similarly fashionable styles that blend statement looks with everyday wear. Some of the standouts from the line include an oversized denim jacket that's perfect for the approaching Spring season. It features a zipper that runs down both sleeves to provide a one-of-a-kind look. Meanwhile, the brand patched red leather and black denim together to produce a retro mini skirt.
Deadstock-Made Clothing Drops
Acne Studios' Sustainability Initiative Releases Its 2nd Collection
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