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Clean, classic responsible design embodies the Gabriela Hearst brand. And she continues this for fall. Innovations are delivered through double-face recycled cashmere outerwear and eco cashmere bouclé bombers. The Aran chunky sweaters provided coziness, while most of the collection focused on Ms. Hearst's strength which is tailoring. Sharp outerwear is an investment that brings up another element of the presentation that addresses the environment - timelessness. Hearst will also be repurposing fabrications from the men's offering with the Fall '23 women's collection.
Ms. Hearst has also indicated the soon-to-be-released carbon footprint report for Chloé, the brand that she heads creatively. And if she reaches those targets, we can only imagine the future of the men's collection.
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About Gabriel Hearst
In 2017, Gabriela visited rural Turkana County, Kenya, with Save the Children upon learning east Africa was facing its worst drought in 70 years, putting 20 million people at risk of famine. After witnessing the unfairness of climate change first-hand with mass screening for malnutrition, water scarcity, and complete loss of animal stock, a currency and a source for vital survival, Gabriela Hearst pledges $600K for funds needed to cover the needs of 1,000 families in the area she visited. So for the first time, Ms. Hearst witnessed the effects of climate change over a week.
Following her sustainability mission, stores were built without synthetics or chemicals, using natural, non-treated reclaimed oak and built-in light occupancy sensors throughout the space to reduce electrical consumption. 90% of the material waste generated during the construction process was recycled.
By April 2019, Gabriela Hearst achieved the goal of being plastic-free for both the front and back of the house with the use of compostable TIPA packaging and introducing recycled cardboard hangers.
May 21, 2019, designer Gabriela Hearst’s eponymous label has unveiled a new men’s offering with a premiere collection of pants, jackets, t-shirts, crewnecks and sweaters.
The British Fashion Council awarded Gabriela as an Environment Honoree for her contribution to creating positive change within the industry at the 2020 Fashion Awards. Gabriela was selected as one of the five Honorees in the Environment category among the fifteen Leaders of Change at the British Fashion Council’s 2021 and 2022 Fashion Awards.
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This tartan backpack is introduced within a line of accessories and ready-to-wear made from recycled materials and trims, supporting the House's commitment to sustainability. Gucci Off The Grid is the first collection from Gucci Circular Lines—a concept created to support the House's vision for circular production. Designed for those mindful of their environmental impact, Gucci Off The Grid uses recycled, organic, bio-based and sustainably sourced materials.
Red and burnt orange tartan fabric with grey GG nylon made from ECONYL®—a nylon fabric sourced from regenerated materials that can be recycled and recreated, aiding in decreasing its ecological footprint
Black nylon trim
Gucci Script logo detail
Lining contains ECONYL® and leather
Exterior: 3 snap closure pockets
Interior: 1 zip pocket
Top handle with 2.4" drop; Adjustable padded shoulder straps
Drawstring and flap with buckle closure
11.4"W x 16.5"H x 7"D
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