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Levi’s partners with British Council to showcase upcycling potential

A new exhibition is coming to Levi’s Haus in London, the heritage denim brand’s concept store dedicated to circular design.

On display will be more than 75 products created as part of Levi’s partnership with the British Council’s Architecture Design and Fashion (ADF) program, which seeks to address global challenges through a wide range of design disciples.

With circularity the focal point, Levi’s worked with the British Council’s circular design initiative “Making Matters,” a multi-disciplinary program exploring how the circular economy can be a catalyst for creativity, collaboration and regenerative thinking, to invite European designers to reimagine post-consumer materials.


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