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Retail business is green and opportunity-plus.
Pioneering Washable Paper Material
As global awareness of sustainability continues to rise, James&Co is proud to be at the forefront of innovation with products crafted from cutting-edge plant-based material washable paper. Our laptop sleeve BEV is stylishly tailored in washable paper with a suede-like finish. Sizes, colours and finishings are happily discussed. Washable paper contains no plastic, is biodegradable and help reduce levels of plastic pollution.
The retail potential of James&Co products spans across sectors. Our offerings present significant business opportunities in various retail store categories.
Join us in leading the way as a retailer of James&Co, a brand that values the environment as much as style and functionality. We look forward to collaborating with you and achieving
Groundbreaking Tomato Leather Material
Our Francine crossbody camera bag originally made with faux leather can now be made in groundbreaking sustainable leather-look tomato leather.
As its name says, tomato leather is a sustainable tomato-based biomaterial that is PU free and landfill biodegradable. It has the very smart leather-look and tailors beautifully for fashion accessories and apparel.
The material is very affordably price and for our eco-conscious retail customers keen to seize the great opportunity the B2B product price will happily be negotiated so we are both pioneering sustainable brands.
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Why us? Our products are tailored only with sustainable textiles. Partnering with us will deliver revenue growth opportunity while enhancing eco reputation for retailers in a range of industry sectors.
Learn more about fashion sustainability from books by James&Co owner
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Read moreConsumers hold significant power in driving the fashion industry toward sustainability. This guide provides information for consumers to recognize and reject greenwashing tactics and boycott greenwashing brands and harmful products.
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Read moreThere have been many Reports with recommendations for urgent action needed by the fashion industry to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and meet the target of net-zero by 2050. But there has been limited movement by fashion industry stakeholders to drive the change.
