Our 1st Sustainable Fashion Pop-up

Join us and 9 sustainable fashion brands for 2 weeks of shopping, parties, free wine tastings, and artist demonstrations.

This October 2nd through the 15th, join us at our Sustainable Fashion Pop-Up at The Bar Code Showroom in beautiful Presidio Heights, San Francisco.

When you RSVP, you’ll be entered into our giveaway of $2,000 worth of sustainable fashion products from participating companies.

2021 is the year for us to drop fast fashion and look for long-lasting, versatile, regenerative / circular material-based clothing to wear and gift loved ones.

Because what's the alternative?

In the last decade, fast fashion created more greenhouse gases than international flights and maritime shipments combined.

Plastic-based synthetic fabrics like nylon, polyester, and spandex are the worst offenders, using nearly 342 million barrels of oil a year.

Besides championing destructive plastic-based materials, fast fashion companies design clothes that fall apart quickly to keep you coming back.

Companies like Zara, H&M, and Forever 21 pursue a strategy called “Planned Obsolescence” - designing garments to become unfashionable, wear out, or lose shape in the span of a season.

They are cheating the planet and their customers. That should be illegal!

To challenge fast fashion, we need to change the way we buy clothes.

In the 1980s, the average American bought 12 new articles of clothing every year. Today, that number is 68.

Amassing quantity instead of investing in quality is generating more waste than we can manage.

The average American now discards 80 pounds of clothes a year. Of all the fabric used for clothing, 87% ends up incinerated or in a landfill.

At our Sustainable Fashion Pop-Up, a few select companies are uniquely offering their showroom items for order on-demand. Our goal is to showcase a new form of shopping that is more personalized and less wasteful.

If you invest in just one high-quality, long-lasting staple instead of buying new fast fashion clothes this year, it would save nearly 6 pounds of CO2 emissions. If everyone bought into this, it would be equivalent to removing half a million cars off the road every year.

Each participating company in our pop-up brings a distinct approach to sustainable fashion.

Some promote sustainability through their unique materials, such as khullu and recycled leather.

Others are challenging fast fashion through their manufacturing processes by adopting 3D-knitting and on-demand production.

Here are all the participating brands. We have something for everyone who stops in!

If you believe that every good wardrobe starts with owning less and owning better, consider buying yourself an OLIVER CHARLES sweater.