White Milano 🌟 Exciting News Alert! 🌟
We’re thrilled to announce our presence at White Milano this year! ✨ Join us as we showcase our latest collection and innovative designs at one of the most prestigious fashion events in the world. From stunning couture pieces to cutting-edge accessories, we’re bringing our A-game to this fabulous occasion.Stay tuned for exclusive behind-the-scenes sneak peeks, […]
🌿✨ Towards Sustainable Fashion: The Future of Silent Luxury and Beyond ✨🌿
We find ourselves in a pivotal era, akin to a post-war period, where economic and climatic challenges are undeniably apparent. Recent statistics from the World Economic Forum reveal that the fashion industry contributes to 10% of global carbon emissions, urging us to radically transform our approach to fashion.
Sustainability and Responsibility in Fashion: A Duo for the Present and the Future
Fashion is a reflection of our society, a world in constant evolution and transformation. In recent years, we have witnessed a growing awareness of the importance of sustainability and responsibility in the fashion industry. These key concepts have become essential in driving change and building a better future for our planet and society. Sustainability: Meeting […]
Protecting Brand Designs from Private Label Copycats
In the world of fashion, there has always been a constant battle between brands and private labels. While brands invest heavily in research, design, and marketing, private labels often try to replicate their success by copying their garments. This practice not only undermines the hard work of brands but also poses several challenges for the […]
The Replication of the Abruzzo Blanket: A Reflection on Sustainability and the Uniqueness of Art
In the landscape of Italian craftsmanship, there are hidden treasures that tell stories of tradition, passion, and sustainability. One of these treasures is the regenerated Abruzzo blanket by Vuscichè, a brand that has successfully reinterpreted a classic of Abruzzo craftsmanship with a modern twist. Since 2019, Vuscichè has embarked on an ambitious project: to breathe new […]
Sustainable and Cruelty-Free Fashion
Sustainable and circular fashion must be cruelty-free because it is built on ethical and respectful principles towards animals. It promotes the elimination of animal-derived materials such as fur, leather, and wool, which often involve animal suffering and exploitation.In the realm of ethical fashion, companies like Vuscichè are demonstrating tangible commitment to sustainability. Vuscichè proudly utilizes […]
Uriel Jacket by Vuscichè: A Fusion of Craftsmanship, Elegance, and Sustainability
The Uriel jacket by Vuscichè is a truly exquisite piece that showcases the brand’s commitment to craftsmanship and attention to detail. This jacket is a perfect blend of elegance and sophistication, designed to make a statement.The inside of the Uriel jacket is adorned with regenerated damask, a luxurious fabric regenerated using a unique dyeing technique. […]
Vuscichè, Circular Couture
Vuscichè is a sustainable fashion brand that practices Circular Couture, uses ancient and precious fabrics to create unique and impactful pieces. The brand’s philosophy is to promote a circular economy, which is based on the reuse and recycling of materials. One of the distinctive features of Vuscichè is the use of a low percentage of […]
Why Stores Struggle to Buy Sustainable Fashion?
Sustainable fashion is a growing industry, but stores still struggle to buy sustainable products. Here are some of the reasons: Higher costs: Sustainable fashion often involves the use of high-quality materials and more ethical production processes, which can lead to higher costs than conventional fashion. Stores may be reluctant to buy more expensive products if they […]
The beauty of Abruzzo’s sheep wool at Vuscichè knitwear
Abruzzo is synonymous with uncontaminated nature, with green meadows inhabited by flocks, and therefore, with wool. Wool is the main element in Vuscichè productions. Strictly local and raw wool, in whose colours you can find those of the landscapes of the Region and, often, find traces of the life of the sheep that produced them. […]