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This is Unfolded pioneers a new factory to consumer model to drastically reduce product wastage and industry inefficiencies Lost Stock, a UK initiative launched to support garment workers impacted by Covid-19 in Bangladesh, has launched a new model for buying clothes that it hopes will create long-term change in the fashion industry. This is Unfolded is a brand new approach to clothes shopping – offering high quality clothes at high street prices – that the Lost Stock team says is better for the planet, workers, consumers and society. This is Unfolded pioneers a new factory-to-consumer m...

Haute hearing: fashion podcasts for an education in style Haute hearing: fashion podcasts for an education in style Fashion podcasts to inspire, empower and keep you in stylish company Here, we take a sartorial saunter through the most captivating fashion podcasts on our style radar. From dazzling anecdotes on the luxury world of the 1990s to in-depth analysis of the business of fashion, plug in and feel your sense of style soar.  Chanel Connects What will the creativity look like in the future? It’s a question that the design industry has mused on for the last year, as in the wake o...

Mallzee founder launches sustainable clothing brand Cally Russell, founder and CEO of retail data specialist Mallzee, has launched a new made-to-order clothing brand called This is Unfolded, in a bid to reduce fabric waste. This is Unfolded launched its first collection - Collection 01 - last week. For £65 customers can select a dress, top and casual item, which is then posted to their address. Clothes are only made once an order is placed, meaning that none of the items end up in landfill. This is Unfolded has partnered with Indian education charity Pratham, which means that every purchase ...

Families rescued by Dundee University graduate’s lockdown fashion scheme Lost Stock © Supplied by Lost Stock Lost Stock and Mallzee CEO Cally Russell. One factory worker had ‘no idea how to put food on the table’ after work dried up in March 2020. When Lost Stock launched two months later in May 2020, Cally Russell aimed to sell 10,000 boxes to help garment workers. They ended up selling over 125,000 in just eight months. “I always think about things in the scale of the place I was brought up,” Cally explains. “Dunoon has about 10,000 people, so when we started we thought if we c...