Innovative Traces of Pangaia
Are You The One Who Cares About Nature As Much As You Care About Your Fashion?
Fashion has always been a very subjective topic. Everyone, being unique in their own sense has seen fashion through a different eye. Maybe, what’s good looking for me might not catch your eye that much. It is an art to make fashion available to everyone in your unique sense too.
Nowadays, many newcomers are debuting in the market and innovations are at their peak. Be it gender-neutral dresses or baggy innovative clothing, everyone has understood the need of having something new.
As every era saw its own fashion revolutions, This era also is seeing the revolution of innovation. Nowadays, the urgency of depleting resources is taking over everyone’s mind. Statistics show that we are using up resources twice as fast as the earth could re-generate them.
Pangaia uses 100% Natural, Lab-Grown, Recycled, & Biological Products
Keeping that in mind, we have bought a brand that prefers giving back to earth; Pangaia. Recently, Pangaia became sexier by stepping its foot into the world of denim. Let’s follow its traces and check it out!
Founded recently in 2018, Pangaia is more of a new brand in the books of fashion by don’t let its age affect its innovative approach. It’s a digital-native sustainable brand that focuses on giving back to mother earth. Pan literally means “All-Inclusive” & Gaia means “Mother Earth”.
Famous scientists, ecologists, technologists, & designers work together to create environmentally conscious products. Its consciousness doesn’t let its chic and premium designs fade away. Talking about the collection, Jonathan Cheung is the mastermind behind these designs. The collection features Unisex straight-legged jeans, Roomy ‘90s trucker denim jackets. The overall theme of the collection is all-denim-based.
Keeping its essence of nature in mind, Pangaia took use of nature only. With Himalayan Nettle bonded with a tinch of Organic Indian Cotton. The use of the Himalayan nettle is made possible by collaborating with Italy’s Candiani Denim which processed it by using their popular water-and-dye method.
This water-and-dye method not only enhances the quality but also holds on to the integrity of the product. Overall, the quality and the natural approach are something that we are not very familiar with right now. Not many denim brands go for this approach and maybe it could hinder the life of the product. It would be right to comment on the longevity of the product when the debut goes live and people start taking the gist of this collection.
From the October 2021 issue of FHM India.
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