Vegan (and sustainable) garments in which to invest to raise your jeans

(Re) Voguecon The rise of veganism grows the need to adapt our style to the times that run.This is how you can combine your jeans with vegan garments.

By Pia Rey

Jeans are the garment that can never be missing in our wardrobe.I dare to say that it is difficult to think about life without jeans.Its versatility, durability and timelessness are made by the perfect garment to adapt to the vast majority of events and occasions we have daily.The key is to know how to choose well with what other garments we will complement them, to give the distinctive and style touch to our look.With the boom and growth of veganism around the world, vegan garments have become the most responsible and ethical alternative we can do, especially when combining our jeans.

By Emily Chan

The vegan movement is booming.More and more people are taking awareness about the environmental impact that animals consumption has on the environment and that seeks to promote animal welfare.In fashion, Latin brands that inclined towards ethical and responsible practices free of animal cruelty are growing, adapting to the cultural changes we are living.While for many it is difficult to be called vegans, the sustainable brands or designers that we know have a high variety of garments that do not include any animal material, since their principles are aligned with those of veganism.

To achieve a look with animal -free jeans, it is necessary to consider some aspects before choosing the garments we will carry.While jeans are made of cotton denim, many contain leather labels in their assembly.One of the keys to choosing the vegan version of our jeans is to opt for those who have replaced the ‘Badana’ with one of a synthetic or plant origin material.The same goes for those garments that we look for to combine: it is always key to understand what they are made so that the decision is aware.November 1 is World Veganism Day, where healthier consumption habits are promoted, free of animal cruelty, which also apply when dressing, and that is why we select these garments (sustainable and with cause) to show off every day withYour jeans.

Nous's supradicate blazer

Blazer with jeans?There is no doubt that this combination is and will be forever a resounding success, but it is monochromatic, better.We know Nous étudions for their environmental commitment and, in particular, with the vegan movement.It is one of the Latin American firms that waved the flag of animal and environmental care at international level, standing out with its clear message.Within its elementary line, which is composed of sustainable basic garments for every day, the Argentine firm recently launched a series of supracycled garments, such as this Beige Cross blazer.Of impeccable tailoring, this garment of Nous étudions is a timeless classic with cause to raise any look with jeans.

The subtle elegance is given by Cihuah's blouse-capa

Minimalist and geometric cutting, the blouse with a layer of the Mexican firm Cihuah is the ideal complement to give it the touch of fair elegance that jeans need.This combination is infallible to combine from day with denim jeans to the tone, or to show off at night with black jeans or black skinny and shoes with taco, of course.While it is not called as a vegan brand, the firm created by Vanessa Guckel is committed to animal welfare, rejecting the use of skins or leather in all the products of your signature, replacing you with its version of plant origin.

The white (sustainable) shirt is from Laura Laurens

Talking about jeans and white shirts is invoking the duo of timeless garments par excellence.It is a combination that will never fail, particularly if it is with cause.Within the sustainable and Latin brands that make the white shirts that we will wear, there is always Laura Laurens.The Colombian designer has created her version of this eternal piece using military archive fabrics, a quality that stands out in her work that seeks to give them a new and more poetic sense of these cotton fabrics.Another aspect that make Laura Laurens a sustainable and responsible firm, is its environmental commitment, its search to preserve the knowledge of the Amazon communities and their courage to give voice (and work) to various minorities.The identity of this firm, although it is not based on veganism, uses suprachiclated textiles, free of animal exploitation.

Guido Vera has the key to the return to the office

The Crop version jacket of Chilean designer Guido Vera is the perfect combination to bring your jeans to the next level.Sastrero and slightly oversize.This piece belongs to the permanent collection of the Chilean designer, which is currently based in Mexico.Your search is distinguished by the use of noble, natural and archive materials, and above all, free of animal cruelty.Vera is a determined promoter of veganism and the use of vegetable alternatives to animal leather, so much is that (currently) it is working with garments made with cactus of caus of Mexican origin.

Winter's (sustainable) jacket is that of Annaiss Yucra

If we have to think about a casual coat for winter, puffer or inflated jackets are a great ally to consider.For Annaiss Yucra, its version of this jacket style combines all the colors that make up its universe, those that refer to the wide range of tones that refer to their cultural legacy.The sustainable turn that distinguishes this jacket from others is that it is made locally using recycled polyester textiles, promoting the care of the planet and the well -being of those who inhabit it.

The infallible Dountless Biker Jacket

Dauuntless is the first vegan firm of Colombia certified by Peta.In all their collections they make sure they do not use any material that is of animal origin or that has involved animals in its manufacture, in addition to following the guidelines of traceability, transparency and fair trade that make a sustainable firm.The idea behind this firm is to promote alternatives to leather that does not hurt animals, which is why they have those iconic and emblematic garments that have been recognized by their material.Biker jackets are an example of this.The vegan version of this jacket that has managed to transfer the generations is Dauntless, and is the perfect ally to recreate the rocker looks that we both remember, as of Winona Rider in the 90's, to name some.

By Rosalind Jana

Saye's White Tennis

Yes, white tennis do not lose validity and continue to be the footwear that best combines with jeans.Saye's tennis are recognized internationally because they are vegan and sustainable.The Spanish firm is characterized by using vegetable leather (of various origins) to create models of shoes that are proclaimed timeless and genderless.Nopal, recycled mango or bamboo leather are some of the most used by this firm, which is affirmed as Vegan and Cruelty-Free and also assumes the commitment to compensate for its impact through reforestation policies.