Luxury company LVMH is selling fancy fabrics to designers at a lower price, which helps to revive unused fashion materials and give them a new purpose.

Luxury giant LVMH has set up Nona Source, a showroom in Paris that sells “deadstocks” – leftover fabrics that designers discard. Previously, deadstocks were burned or buried, but LVMH now sells them at a discount to up-and-coming designers. The initiative is part of the fashion industry’s efforts to manage waste and reduce its ecological impact. Nona Source has sold 280 kilometers of fabric in the past year, attracting designers who prioritize sustainability. LVMH is also investing in tech-driven textiles like vegan leather and aims to shift transport from planes to boats. You Can Read Full News By Clicking On Below Link.

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