The fashion retail market is becoming more and more eco-aware with branding increasingly reflecting the trend for clothes with a more organic, eco look, says branding specialist Nilorn.
Natural looking cardboard is replacing card, and ribbon or string becoming the equivalent to plastic ties as fashion labels go all out to be eco-trendy.
Nilorn head of creative design Simon Harrup said: "Many top retailers want to give their product and effectively their brand a bit of eco-cred."
An increasing number of garment labels, tags and zippers now have an eco feel, he said.
"Look out for rope-ties and ribbons that attach tags to the clothing labels, as well as lots of natural colours; creams, browns and beiges that all add to that eco-trendy vibe," he added.
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