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The Pantone color 2017? Greenery! Fairfashion thank you! (Dress: Elsien Gringhuis, photo: Tse Kao)

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Thank you, already at this point to the Pantone Color Institute for the wonderful decision with Greenery to bring the topic green to a large public. For now, the theme of green gets even more attention, from which sustainable projects can hopefully benefit. According to the colors Serenity and Rose Quartz, which should express our need for harmony in a chaotic world in 2016, Pantone deliberately chose this life-affirming color. For the longing of modern man for the beauty and peace, the power and the energy of nature is stronger than ever. And of course I see that too!

Greenery is a symbol of our newly emerging hope of living in a difficult social and political environment. Greenery symbolizes our growing desire for rejuvenation, new life, reuniting with nature and our fellow human beings, according to Leatrice Eisemann, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute.

The coloring will be ubiquitous in the coming year in fashion, architecture and design. In our mind, the theme of green is already omnipresent. And that is why I want to celebrate the start of the green year 2017 with sustainable favorite parts. Greenery is a fresh yellowish-green color. But green has many facets!

Greenery variants: favorite pieces in green

Made by order: There is nothing left in the store, because Elsien Gringhuis produces only on order. In Holland. On this high-fashion favorite piece from the Blendscapes series (photographed by Tse Kao) is the fantastic nature of the Dutch island Schiermonnikoog.
Silk dress from Elsien Gringhuis, at 379 euros. Available at elsiengringhuis.com

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The Dutch high-fashion label Elsien Gringhuis produces only by order

Vegan classic: hands up – with the vegan Crossbody Bag you always have hands free. The inner lining is made of 100% recycled nylon.
Bag “Castell” by Matt & Nat, at 113 Euro. Available at mattandnat.com

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Vegan Crossbody Bag by Matt & Nat

Handmade in Germany: The German designer Julia Leiffert has used organic cotton (kbA) for this vegan favorite basic. The buttons are made of stone.
Shirt by Philomena Zanetti, around 250 Euro. Available at philomenazanetti.com

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Sustainable Eco-High-Fashion Made in Germany by Philomena Zanetti

Casual clean chic – the shirt dress is vegan and GOTS-certified. Jitske Lundgren from the Netherlands uses organic textiles, pays tribute to resource-saving methods, and works fair in own Nepal-based production facilities.
Shirtdress by Studio Jux, about 99,95 Euro. Available at greenwindow.com

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GOTS certified and vegan – dress by Dutch label Studio Jux

Style-Icon made fair: The recycled cotton comes from Brazil, the natural rubber for the rubber sole from the Amazon.
Sneaker “Volley” by Veja, at 89 Euro. Available at veja-store.com

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Recycled cotton + natural rubber = Veja

Fairness is never out of fashion

Feel-good wool from organic animal husbandry: German designer Claudia Lanius is one of the pioneers in sustainable textiles. I love this cut with raglan sleeves and wide stand-up collar.
Pullover by Lanius at 179.90 Euro. Available at lanius-köln.de

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Chic knit with a good conscience from Lanius from Cologne

One for One: For every sold spectacle, TOMS helps a person in need to recover their eyesight.
Sunglasses Audrey by TOMS, 97,46 Euro. Available at shop.toms.d

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One for one – typical TOMS

We love beautiful Products. The clever Oversize Cardigan is made from GOTS-certified cotton under fair conditions.
Cardigan “Gelja” by Armedangels, about 99.90 Euro. Available at armedangels.de

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Cardigan of the German fairfashion label Armedangels

The icon of pop culture is now fair and vegan: made of fairtrade organic cotton and FSC-certified natural rubber.
Sneaker “Fairtrainer” by Ethletic, at 64.90 Euro. Available at ethletic.com

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Fairtrade and vegan: the cult shoe as a sustainable variant of Ethletic

Green is the new black – and Greenery is the color of 2017

Slowfashion de Luxe: The French woman works hand in hand with her suppliers and takes care of the origin when choosing her natural materials.
Blouse “Elan” with embroidery by Valentine Gauthier, around 125 Euro. Available at edited.de

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Slow Fashion from Paris by Valentine Gauthier

Makes the world a betterplace: Reduction of plastic waste, social commitment (“viva con aqua”), BPA-free plastic, and the focus on the circulating effect makes the Dopper bottles a sustainable basic for everyday life.
Water bottle by Dopper, 450 ml, by 12.50 Euro. Available at avocadostore.de

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Reduces the plastic waste: chic bottles from Dopper

High waist, wide leg – long live the hippie chic! Made of 70 percent Tencel and cotton in a UL approved factory. Komodo has been combining sustainability and style since 1988. Produced according to the social Standard SA8000. Komodo is a member of the non-profit organization MADE-BY.
Trousers “Bleakon” from Komodo, at 59 Euro. Available at greenwindow.com

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Pants with high waist made of tencel and cotton by Komodo

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