Coalo a new online industry for sustainable menswear launches

Coalo, a new online industry Coalo has launched, advertising eco-conscious and ethically produced menswear brands only.

The Uk marketplace stocks premium menswear pieces from eight ethical suppliers, including Portuguese label +351, Swiss sustainable shirt brand Carpasus, Italian hat brand 40 Colori, and organic and natural and recycled unisex T-shirts and hoodies from OneKind.

The outlet states that it's been designed to “challenging the world of fashion” and its own suppliers have been selected based on having a minimal emission end-to-end product cycle, using certified herbal materials such as for example linen, cotton and leather.

In addition, Coalo adds that all brand partners must show that they manage their supply chain routine, from farmers to factories.

Founder Ted Gibson said found in a statement: “Coalo is a community of like-minded makes and shoppers. We inspire a way of living that revolves around looking after our environment by supporting tiny designers and brands pushing long-lasting products that as well look great. Our assurance is to source brands and pieces that talk about these values and offer a platform hence they are easily accessible.

“More and more individuals are looking to shop consciously but for mens fashion, there’s isn’t a whole lot of information how to find sustainable garments that don’t compromise on design. We aim to provide an online market place that has timeless designs for all of your wardrobe needs.”

The other launch brand partners are vegan and consciously sustainable underwear and wardrobe essentials brand Rozenbroek, slow-fashion label Spa, and the world’s first ‘climate positive’ footwear brand, Elliot Footwear.

Prices range between 25 pounds for a great organic cotton T-clothing to 240 pounds for a jacket.