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Pivoting to PPE The fashion industry showed its resourcefulness by switching production to create PPE in support of the NHS and UK care homes during the first lockdown. Mulberry’s Somerset factory produced more than 17,000 gowns, while Derbyshire supplier David Nieper (above) created 40,000 garments. Reiss donated 6,000 metres of fabric in total to both the Emma Willis Style for Surgeons initiative, which was set up to produce scrubs for the NHS, and the Emergency Designer Network, which was established in April by emerging London-based designers Cozette McCreery, Holly Fulton, Bethany Will...
Source: drapersonline.com