- Danielle Wightman-Stone
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Fashion and lifestyle brand White Stuff is incorporating four different
jackets into its new autumn/winter 2019 womenswear collection, which have
been made using insulation that is 100 percent recycled from up to 10
plastic bottles.
The move, part of the brands journey to becoming a more sustainable
brand, introduces a lightweight and “super warm” insulation to its jackets,
whilst the method of recycling consumes “less energy, less water and uses
fewer natural resources, making it a winner all round,” added the White
Stuff.
The featured recycled jacket will be the Burston 4-in-1 Jacket, designed
to be multi-functional, ensuring its wearability throughout the season. In
warmer months, the hood and sleeves can be unzipped, turning the jacket to
a gilet with a detachable hood. It also comes in two colourways and is
reversible with a pattern on one side and a plain colour on the other.
Other products in the collection include the navy Ashwater Jacket which
cinches in at the waist and the lengthier Fernhurst Coat which has a
smooth, matte finish and multiple pockets, making it highly functional but
with a fashionable feel.
The new outerwear range launches in select White Stuff shops and online
this September.
Images: courtesy of White Stuff
