Just in time for winter, No Sesso has released a new knitwear collection that blends bold fashion designs with comfy pieces.
Produced in Los Angeles, No Sesso's newest collection is a sustainable take on work from home apparel. All the items in the new line are made from recycled tees and sweaters sourced from both previous collections and the designers' own wardrobes. As for the pieces in the new collection, there's everything from tank tops with oversized safety pins to maxi dress with cheeky side cut-outs. Overall, each piece features a different eye-catching detail that helps you take your work from home wardrobe to the next level.
No Sesso’s new sustainable knitwear collection is now available exclusively on Depop.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Sustainable Knitwear
- New sustainable knitwear collections from fashion brands are made from recycled fabric and aim to bring eco-conscious fashion to the mainstream.
- Work From Home Apparel
- Designers are creating bold and comfortable work from home collections that incorporate sustainable materials to cater to the new normal of remote work.
- Upcycling Clothing
- The trend of upcycling clothing is increasing, with more and more designers using recycled materials to create new and unique pieces of clothing.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands have an opportunity to incorporate sustainable materials and upcycling into their collections, catering to eco-conscious consumers and the trend of remote work.
- Textile Recycling
- With the rise of upcycling clothing and the need for sustainable fashion, the textile recycling industry has the opportunity to innovate and create more efficient and effective recycling processes.
- Second Hand Clothing Retail
- As more designers and fashion brands incorporate recycled materials into their collections, second hand clothing retailers have an opportunity to expand their offerings and cater to the demand for sustainable and unique fashion pieces.
