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£125 £248
Killer clothes, without killing the environment? Welcome; Reformation. In what instance have you been able to ask, ‘who made our clothes?’ at all spectrums of the supply chain? Well – now you can. Made in its home, Los Angeles, using materials from deadstock, reused clothing, and even wood pulp, Reformation are doing good (and looking better). The Nia midi dress is whipped up in sartorially cool linen, with a centre front split – and with the (fingers crossed) heatwave in force, you’ll thank us later.
Long before it became fashionable, Reformation made sustainability cool, with limited collections of dresses, ethically-made in LA with ‘deadstock’ material. They’re still leading change, promising to be climate positive by 2025.
'Made with 100% linen. Linen is made from the fibres of the flax plant. Flax is resilient and can grow in poor soil, using less water than cotton to produce.'
