Fashion

This Is How Much Reformation’s Newest Collection Is Saving The Environment

by Melanie Richtman

Aug. 31, 2017

Courtesy of Reformation

So here's some bad news: It turns out that the fashion industry is the second highest contributor of pollution in the world. Reformation is seeking to change that, or at least make people more aware of the problem, which is why Reformation's Sexy Math collection is such an important project.

Reformation partnered with Amanda de Cadenet, the founder of the #Girlgaze Project, to create the Sexy Math collection, a six piece collection of super cute styles that are also super eco-friendly. Each piece helps the environment in its own way, for example, the Oat Coat saves 3,538 gallons of water, and the Flood and Flare Jeans saved 18 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions. Not too shabby.

Reformation has always been at the forefront of environmentally conscious clothing, and since 2015, they've been using Refscale, a graphic that accompanies all Reformation products that explains how much water, carbon dioxide, and waste is saved by purchasing that specific product, allowing customers to make the most informed, eco-friendly choice when shopping.

The new collection includes a pair of cropped jeans, a super trendy houndstooth blazer, a striped button up, a sexy slip dress, a houndstooth mini skirt, and an oversized blazer. Basically everything in the collection is perfection and you're going to want it all. The six-piece Sexy Math collection ranges from $118-$248 and is available on Thereformation.com.