Vegan leather has had a major glow-up. Once synonymous with stiff, plasticky fabric, it's now turning heads in the form of apple peels, mushrooms, cactus, and other surprisingly bio-friendly materials ...

Vegan alternatives to natural leather are becoming increasingly popular in the fashion industry. Unlike many other leather alternatives, cactus leather is breathable and durable, allowing it to be ...

Animal agriculture and its byproducts like leather are leading contributors to climate change. It’s been estimated that the production of one leather bag requires the clearing of just under a quarter ...

To become a Vogue Business Member and receive the Sustainability Edit newsletter, click here. Material innovation company von Holzhausen believes it has a solution for one of fashion’s enduring ...

Animal agriculture and its byproducts, such as traditional leather, significantly contribute to climate change. Consider this: producing just one leather bag requires clearing nearly a quarter acre of ...

Stella McCartney has committed to using only plant-based materials in their products including footwear. S-Wave 1 and S-Wave ...

A Melbourne-based startup is revolutionizing the plant-based leather industry with a 100% bio-based alternative to cowhide leather, according to CSIRO. This startup, called Alt. Leather, makes an ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. The temperature has finally started to drop, and if ...

In the race to find newer, more environmentally friendly materials to make just about every durable good, startups are looking towards leather as the next textile to improve. While there is no ...

Brands such as Save The Duck, Bernardo Fashions, and Stella McCartney use innovative vegan materials that make wearing ...

Glamour editorial staff were not involved with the creation of this content. Vegan fashion is no longer a fringe movement — it’s shaping the future of sustainable style. And leading that charge is ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Pineapples aren't just good to eat. A Spanish businesswoman is on a mission to convince us they're also good to wear. Carmen Hijosa has created Piñatex, a textile woven from the ...