New Brand Lur Disrupts Fashion Industry with Innovative Recycled Apparel

Written on November 15th, 2012 by Next Edition

New Brand Lur Disrupts Fashion Industry with Innovative Recycled Apparel

Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Business, Clothing, Entrepreneur, Fast fashion, Guatemala, LinkedIn, Plastic bottle, Textile

New Brand Lur Disrupts Fashion Industry with Innovative Recycled Apparel (via sustainablog)

While on my search to find the most eco-chic and modern brands to share with you all, I came across lur apparel, a newly debuted line providing women with beautiful clothing that “benefits more than just its wearer.” Textile innovator Mark Heiman, along with co-founder Alan Brown, hope to create…

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