The June issue of Rivet celebrates the progressive steps denim companies are taking to ensure that they are not only conducting business responsibly, but also having a positive, long-lasting impact on both the planet and the people enmeshed in their supply chains. From programs that help elevate the voices of underrepresented groups, to initiatives put in place to provide healthcare, education and financial assistance to those in need, the denim industry is leaning into the fabric's democratic allure.
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Green Market The latest denim collections usher in a new era of sustainable design and manufacturing.
Good Business Leaders in the denim supply chain step up to support their employees and local communities.
The Big Green Apple The new denim wardrobe is as sustainable as ever.
Don't Call It a Come Back New York City's fashion and retail sectors are ready to navigate life after the coronavirus.
Words Into Actions Has the industry kept its promises to last year’s Black Lives Matter movement?
Public Critique To cancel or not to cancel? Consumers feel more empowered than ever to take brands to task.
People + Planet Intersectional environmentalism—what does it mean for the denim industry?
Be Good In an age of conscious consumerism, B Corp certification has become the standard to strive for.
Glo-Cal Knowledge Can global producers usher in L.A.’s denim revival?
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