Aether uses CO2 sucked from the air to create their diamonds, providing the industry’s most ethical alternative available to date.

The innovative method consumes 99 per cent less water than cotton production, and the fibre is completely recyclable.

A French team has created the M-101 mask, which can be adapted into 600 different styles to suit the needs of the wearer’s profession.

The gelatine and glycerine materials of the Voronoi Runner can be fully dismantled and composted by the wearer.

The AusAir masks use memory nose foam and botanical filters that last up to four weeks.

Employees can get paid time off to volunteer at polls and support get-out-the-vote projects.

The new shoes are designed to use the least number of different materials as possible for easy dissembling and recycling.

Très Bien launched a virtual version of their store on Zoom, allowing customers to browse products, ask questions and form a digital community.

Teleport aims to create a more authentic influencer experience by inviting ordinary people with small followings to earn money by promoting products they love.

Ethical fashion brand Everlane is collaborating with a Chinese boutique coffee company and an on-demand delivery platform to offer an environmentally friendly gift box.

The hooded jumper can biodegrade in a compost heap in your own garden within eight weeks.

The enterprise sources leftover coconut water from a factory in Kerala, India to create seamless items such as purses.