Copenhagen-based menswear brand Le Fix introduces its newest collection for the season -- the Super Standard capsule takes a sustainable route. The label continues to commit to the betterment of the environment and does so by using surplus fabrication with plans to launch full collections using solely leftover materials.
The silhouettes are a nod to essential streetwear shapes with some influences of Scandinavian workwear looks as well. This includes the oversized pants, shorts, and the jackets. The rest of the capsule includes tees, track tops, hoodies, and crewnecks. The color palette is predominantly black, navy blue, and white, with the addition of Concrete Gray, Royal Blue, maroon, and Rust for a cool tonal feel to the capsule.
Sustainable Leftover Fabric Streetwear
Le Fix's Super Standard Collection Uses Scrap Materials
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Fashion - Le Fix's Super Standard Collection demonstrates a trend towards the use of leftover fabric for sustainable fashion production that reduces waste and carbon footprint.
2. Circular Economy - The use of surplus fabric materials in fashion production brings attention to the opportunities for the circular economy model to reduce textile waste and optimize resource use.
3. Eco-friendly Streetwear - The trend towards eco-friendly streetwear is demonstrated by Le Fix's collection, which presents an opportunity for innovation in the production of sustainable clothing.
Industry Implications
1. Apparel Manufacturing - The reduced waste and carbon footprint resulting from using leftover fabric materials demonstrated by Le Fix's collection offer opportunities for the apparel manufacturing industry to adopt more sustainable practices.
2. Textile Production - Innovations in textile production that focus on resource optimization and waste reduction can address the challenges of textile waste and overconsumption of resources.
3. Sustainable Fashion Retail - The sustainability presented by Le Fix's Super Standard Collection presents opportunities for eco-friendly retailing as consumers increasingly favor brands that showcase their commitment to sustainable fashion.