The world of podcasts has increasingly raised in past years, with topics that we always dreamed of discovering. We surely know it’s not like a book, but through a podcast, you can discover about worlds you did not know before and take advantage of that extra time in the metro or the gym, or while you are in the plane, use that time for extra knowledge!
After 7 days in Willy Fog mood, morning, noon, afternoon, night and sunrise meetings, lots of coffee, Yankee Style’s deals in the city, networking and some other curious meeting we can say that BCOME became older in NY.
Last weekend, Barcelona held the first edition of Re-Barcelona, the first global meeting of sustainable fashion. Moda Sostenible de Barcelona promoted a series of days of debate and reflection where professionals could share experiences and knowledge about the different visions they have with the best national and international experts.
Later on, we found the beautiful yellow bots from GPA SEABOTS, GpaSeabots is a pioneer in the development of various cutting-edge technologies applied to the preservation, care, and restoration of the sea, oceans and inland waters.
During the last Paris Fashion Week, we strolled around the city of lights, Paris, looking for green commitments. That same week the strike for climate change by Extinction Rebellion was happening.
Travel evades us, transports us to different places and with it, we know each other and other cultures. Tropic Feel has their objective clear: What kind of legacy do we want to leave behind? How can we have a positive impact in the communities?
With the arrival of autumn we would like to recommend another sustainable brand that already knows its impacts thanks to BCOME.
We always like to know brands that are willing to improve and follow this journey towards sustainability. Today we bring you one of them, Thinking Mu. Being part of this brand means being part of an attitude and a commitment. Pepe Barguñó, Founder of Thinking Mu, will tell us about his brand and why he wanted to know its impacts in order to be able to improve in future decisions.
Today we bring you Saye! Javi Maíz, Saye’s industrial designer, will talk to us about the brand’s purpose of mitigating the impacts of the sneaker and looking for new materials to improve its sustainability.