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Showing posts with label Ecouterre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ecouterre. Show all posts

Monday, April 5, 2010

Prophetik is 1 of 14 ways to Green the Military Trend

Military is in. . . and Prophetik does it best.  Check out Ecouterre's 14 Ways to Green the Military Fashion Trend


photo courtesy of ecouterre.com

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Jeff participates in Ecouterre's "Ask a Designer"

Jeff answers the question: Why are there so few options in men's eco-fashion?

"The men’s retail business makes up 20 percent of the market, with eco-fashion constituting only 7 percent (5 percent of which is women’s.)"


"We also need to create consumer demand so that all design houses will be forced to follow the eco-trail and actually do something positive for the environment—which we are all a part of—even if they are only motivated by profit margins and numbers."


For the full article visit Ecouterre.





Garner, Jeff, and Prophetik. "ASK A DESIGNER: Why Are There So Few Options in Men's Eco-Fashion? | Ecouterre." Eco-Fashion is More Than a Passing Trend | Ecouterre. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Mar. 2010. <http://www.ecouterre.com/14366/why-is-there-a-dearth-of-mens-eco-fashion/>.

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

FEATURED ON HOMEPAGE AND NEWSLETTER

Ecouterre, a website dedicated to sustainable fashion, is showing their support!

Not only have they featured us in a hefty article spot featured on their homepage; they have also spread the word in their weekly newsletter, blasted March 3rd.


Check out the
Ecouterre website to see a gallery of photos from London Fashion Week. Post author, Jasmin Malik Chua, even tag-lines her commentary of Prophetik,
"Talk about fashion that gives a damn."
This means so much coming from an organization that is committed to improving the industry though the avocation of a smarter and more socially and environmentally sustainable future.


Liggett, Brit. "Eco-Fashion is More Than a Passing Trend Ecouterre." Eco-Fashion is More Than a Passing Trend Ecouterre. N.p., n.d. Web. 3 Mar. 2010. <http://www.ecouterre.com/>.