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Luxury outerwear brand Soia & Kyo Breweries Are Calling I Must Go Beer Drinking Shirt . Has announced their latest efforts toward a more sustainable future with the news that they will be 100 percent fur-free, beginning with this year’s fall and winter collections. This first-time venture will include the introduction of sustainable lightweight downs, eco puffers and a wide range of sustainable knitwear. With their complete collection of versatile and easy-to-layer pieces, customers will have major outfit options as the weather cools, whether they’re lounging by the fire or bundling up in nature. The fall collection is available to shop on August 16, and the Winter lineup will be available on September 16. On August 5, Ellie Mae launched a pop-up in Toronto’s Stackt Market, housing its 2016 to 2020 collections at up to 70 percent off. The pieces, which can be shopped online as well, range from one-of-a-kind gems to vintage treasures. The sale is ongoing until August 31, giving shoppers just a month to snap up some locally-made wardrobe items. The Coach Foundation, a philanthropic pocket within the Coach brand, has committed to supporting 5,000 students with scholarships by 2025 via their global Dream It Real initiative.

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 This goal is rooted in the foundation’s mission to eradicate cycles of inequality by empowering youth and giving opportunities of higher education Breweries Are Calling I Must Go Beer Drinking Shirt . In addition to partnering with global non-profits to make this possible, Coach is donating five percent of its North American sales (up to $1 million) to the Dream It Real Fund, as well as five percent of sales in the U.K. (up to $150,000) to the U.K. Youth charity. This will take place throughout the week of August 9 to 16 as the first of many “Dream Weeks.” What’s more, customers can personalize their Coach bags in-store, with limited-edition artist-designed motifs that were inspired by the stories of Dream It Real students. Diversity was also highlighted with a panel talk moderated by Dinner Conversations founder (a female-empowerment firm), PR consultant and events organizer Natasha Slater and involving Trussardi chief brand officer Antonella di Pietro, sustainable fashion designers Bav Tailor and Flavia La Rocca and designer and style curator Beatrice Fontana, all of whom echoed the need for a more balanced industry and for more female, top-level executives and creatives. “We need to be equal in color and in gender. This is the only way we can go forward and create the future,” Tailor said.
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