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Non-Food

FUTUREFEAR, Founded by Ex-PUMA Designer, Debuts with the “Perfect” Vegan Puffer Jacket FUTUREPUFFER

Hyon Park, a former lead designer for PUMA Women’s, has launched a vegan streetwear brand called FUTUREFEAR in collaboration with his marketer husband, Mark Petrie. Having been initially based in Berlin, the brand has now relocated to the South Korean capital, Seoul, with the founders combining the fashion cultures of the two cities, stating the style is inspired by “the queer- and vegan-friendly Berlin and the quality-driven perfectionism of Seoul”. The FUTUREPUFFER will be available in two varieties — the waist-length SIGNATURE and the knee-length MAXI. Both feature extra-long sleeves, dropped shoulders, and a wide back panel. The jackets are created with sustainable materials, using 3M Thinsulate 100% Recycled Featherless (a down alternative made from post-consumer recycled plastic) for the filling. Recycled nylon from Korean …

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Michael Spitzbarth: Founder of the vegan fashion label "bleed clothing"

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Interviews

Bleed Clothing: “Our Aim is to Score Again and Again with New Innovations.”

World-wide vegan developments are no longer limited to the food sector. The fashion industry is also becoming more vegan-friendly, and news about vegan fashion labels, alternative materials and an increasing demand for eco-friendly clothing is everywhere. The ‘bleed clothing‘ team has been following this path for 10 years and aims to change the world of fashion with its animal-free approach. We learned more about bleed and vegan fashion developments in an interview with founder Michael Spitzbarth.

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