NDG Studio Drops 10th Collection Focusing on Upcycled Materials
Based around zero waste and a low carbon footprint.
Parisian streetwear label NDG Studio is launching its first collection of the year with a focus on upcycling, crafting made-to-order pieces with minimum waste.
With low carbon emissions and sustainability as the central philosophy behind the brand’s 10th collection, the French company has turned to second-hand or unused fabrics in crafting new and refreshing silhouettes. The collection features pieces such as bandana sleeveless jackets constructed from upcycled bandanas, flannel overshirts made from unused fabrics from various luxury brands, vintage faded T-shirts hand-sourced by the team and bleached in its in-house workshop in Paris, and military backpocket cargo pants crafted from military surplus army bags from WW2.
Take a closer look at the collection above, and head over to the brand’s website to place your orders now.
Elsewhere in fashion, Casablanca has dropped a denim-heavy SS20 collection.
