MicGalaw makes eco-friendly fashion while combating plastic pollution and creating employment opportunities for young people.

A student-led beauty brand has launched a refillable sliding lipstick with sleek, biodegradable packaging.

Lululemon is aiming to replace the polyester with a fabric made from ethanol that was produced by pollution-eating bacteria.

The new leather alternative is said to emit 85 per cent less CO2 in its production and 99 per cent less water than traditional leather.

Wecasa allows users to easily book trained and vetted professionals for a wide range of wellness services.

The shoes and boots are lightweight, waterproof and use up 15 cups worth of coffee waste.

A US grocer chain has begun to grow its own vegetables hydroponically – in a shipping container in the store parking lot.

By Rotation opened a physical pop-up to encourage more people to consider second-hand clothing over buying new.

Susewi’s algae-production process has proven successful in the extreme heat of the dessert as well as cold and rainy environments.

The pledge will last for the month of July and the brand has also committed to removing 1 billion plastic bottles from the ocean by 2030.

The sunglasses offer a modular system with rims that can be easily swapped so that customers can avoid buying multiple pairs.

The new shape shifting shoe aims to help customers save money and space while producing less waste.