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Can 3D Knitting Fix Fashion? Slater McLean, Oliver Charles
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In this episode of the Happy Planet Podcast, host Abigail Carroll interviews Slater McLean, co-founder of Oliver Charles, a sustainable sweater company. Slater discusses the significant environmental impact of the fashion industry and how Oliver Charles is addressing these issues using natural materials like yak wool and seaweed-based fibers. The company employs an innovative 3D knitting process to eliminate waste. Oliver Charles also relies on an on-demand manufacturing model to prevent excess inventory. The discussion touches upon the challenges and opportunities within the fashion industry, pointing towards a shift away from fast fashion towards quality and sustainability. Slater highlights the potential for localized garment production in the U.S. and provides advice for new entrepreneurs. This episode underscores the growing importance of sustainable practices in fashion and the innovation driving these changes.
00:00 Introduction
01:00 The Environmental Impact of Fashion
01:57 Oliver Charles: A Sustainable Fashion Brand
03:22 Innovative Materials: Yak Wool and Seaweed Fiber
09:28 On-Demand Manufacturing and Its Benefits
15:29 Building a Brand and Finding Customers
27:46 The Future of Fashion and Sustainability
33:10 Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
34:21 Conclusion
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