Knitwear, headgear and shoes made of apple-juice waste: six sustainable Irish fashion brands

Ros Duke, Sampla and ilk are among Ireland's sustainable fashion pioneers
Knitwear, headgear and shoes made of apple-juice waste: six sustainable Irish fashion brands

Some of Ireland's sustainable designers' new pieces

Sustainability has dominated the fashion conversation in recent years from fairly-paid factory and garment workers, ethical supply chains, and a Made in Ireland design philosophy. 

In 2022, consumers are demanding more from the brands that serve them. Not only creatively but in terms of their environmental impact. Luckily, a number of Irish businesses across womenswear, menswear, footwear, and accessories, are leading the way by championing eco-conscious principles and ethical consumption.

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