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SRTX is a textile manufacturer that develops and sells unbreakable stockings. The company's pantyhose is made with the same type of fiber found in bulletproof vests and climbing equipment, enabling women to find and purchase premium and stylish inner garments.

Kintra Fibers has developed a proprietary bio-based and compostable polymer that offers apparel brands versatile and strong performance, while retaining plug-and-play manufacturability through the synthetic textile value chain. Kintra materials provide an alternative to fossil-fuel based textiles, which represent 70% of the global fiber market. With a compostable chemistry, Kintra fibers are designed to be digested to CO2 and water within a wastewater treatment facility, solving for clean, microplastic-free oceans and soil. To enable circularity, textiles made with Kintra can fit chemical and mechanical recycling schemes, or industrial compost.

SRTX is a textile manufacturer that develops and sells unbreakable stockings. The company's pantyhose is made with the same type of fiber found in bulletproof vests and climbing equipment, enabling women to find and purchase premium and stylish inner garments.

Fairbrics is a company focused on creating sustainable fabrics that benefit the environment. It has developed a platform that captures carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and transforms it into ethylene glycol, a key component of polyester used in clothing production. By utilizing CO2 waste, Fairbrics aims to manufacture synthetic fabrics with a net positive impact on climate change, addressing the increasing demand from fashion brands and consumers for eco-friendly solutions. Through its innovative approach, Fairbrics seeks to enable the fashion industry to contribute to a greener future while still offering the latest trends in apparel.

SRTX is a textile manufacturer that develops and sells unbreakable stockings. The company's pantyhose is made with the same type of fiber found in bulletproof vests and climbing equipment, enabling women to find and purchase premium and stylish inner garments.

ADAY is a fast growing direct-to-consumer brand creating consciously designed, technical clothing. We call it clothing of the future. Founded by Nina Faulhaber and Meg He, ADAY is based in New York and London.

Thread Online Limited is an online retail company based in London, United Kingdom, that specializes in clothing for men and women. Founded in 2012, Thread operates as a personal styling platform that combines the expertise of human stylists with machine learning algorithms. This approach allows the company to provide personalized clothing recommendations based on individual preferences, thereby simplifying the shopping experience for its customers. In addition to apparel, Thread offers shoes and accessories, catering to a diverse range of fashion needs. The platform's unique blend of technology and personal touch helps users find suitable clothing without the hassle of traditional shopping.

ADAY is a fast growing direct-to-consumer brand creating consciously designed, technical clothing. We call it clothing of the future. Founded by Nina Faulhaber and Meg He, ADAY is based in New York and London.

Fun-loving Swedish brand Monki designs clothes to inspire girls to dare to wear what makes them feel great.

In January 2005, Cheap Monday was developed into a brand with full scale collections and the distribution was extended to selected stores in Sweden as well as abroad. From the first delivery of 800 pairs of jeans in March 2004, the production has reached a new level in terms of pieces as well as in product range. Today Cheap Monday carry main collections for men and women as well as three in-season drops/season. The collections also include baby, accessories, glasses, underwear and shoes. In 2008 the brand joined forces with H&M and in November 2009 the very first Cheap Monday Store opened up in Copenhagen.

Weekday is a progressive retail store concept offering jeans and creative fashion at an affordable price.

Gap is a prominent American retailer that specializes in clothing, accessories, and personal care products for men, women, and children. Founded in 1969 in San Francisco, the company has grown to encompass several well-known brands, including Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, and Athleta. Old Navy, which is a key contributor to the company’s revenue, focuses on providing affordable fashion to a broad audience. Banana Republic emphasizes sustainable luxury, while Athleta champions inclusivity by offering activewear for women of all sizes and backgrounds. Gap operates approximately 3,200 company-operated stores and nearly 400 franchise locations across more than 90 countries, alongside a robust e-commerce platform that enhances its global reach. The brand is recognized for its commitment to accessible style, offering essential pieces such as jeans and casual wear that cater to everyday fashion needs.