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Sheep and Seaweed: Fashion’s Unlikely Duo

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By Angela Velasquez Verified
| Women's Wear Daily (WWD) Verified
Theory's Low-Carbon Regal Wool collection. Courtesy Moisture management, odor resistance, superior temperature regulation — the natural performance benefits of wool are ingrained in the consumer psyche, but few stop to think how the raw material contributes to greenhouse gas emissions. Theory’s new Low-Carbon Regal Wool collection is the product of an innovative methane-reduction pilot with one of the brand’s long-term partners, Congi Farm in New South Wales, Australia.
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Benefit Cosmetics and True Religion Bring Back Y2K Glam Original

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By Angela Velasquez Verified
| Women's Wear Daily (WWD) Verified
A new beauty-and-fashion crossover taps into the power of Y2K nostalgia. On Wednesday, Benefit Cosmetics and True Religion launched a limited-edition denim pocket keychain. The key chain features True Religion’s signature horseshoe stitching and is designed to house Benefit’s new Pocket Pal, a dual-ended lip combo delivering rich tint and high-shine gloss. From July 1-Aug.
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America at 250: How Mount Vernon Became the Last Stand for U.S. Denim and Workwear Textiles

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By Angela Velasquez Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
"We're stubborn," joked Bill Rogers, president and chief executive officer of Mount Vernon Mills — a simple explanation for how the 181-year-old company has maintained its foothold in the U.S. textiles industry and became the last U.S. denim manufacturer. Trion, Ga.-based Mount Vernon Mills has ebbed and flowed to match the needs of the U.S. textile industry since 1845. After more than a century producing cotton yarn and cotton duck cloth, it was acquired in 1982 by R. B.
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