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Starting in fashion - are you crazy? The question is fair. Yet, there are good reason to start new and sustainable business models in fashion, rather now than never.

What is important when developing a new clothing item? For us, it's attention to detail. At APPOLINE, our aspiration is to develop the perfect piece, stylish, functional and with the details you love.

Why wait for your clothing to be sewn? We give you three reasons why 'made to order' is a great idea!

Katharina Riederer, founder of Eco.Mio agreed to answer our tricky questions. She is the Co-founder of Eco.Mio. We admire her for her dedication to making business travel producing less Co2 and are very happy that she is our ambassadrice!

Embracing Sustainable Fashion: APPOLINE’s approach for a conscious wardrobe. Our made-to-order model eliminates overstock production, reduces waste and utilises resources efficiently. Thoughtfully designed pieces seamlessly integrate with existing wardrobes, maximizing wearability. Join us on this journey towards a wardrobe that combines style and sustainability, one consciously chosen piece at a time.

L'industrie de la mode a connu une augmentation alarmante de 50 % de sa production au cours des 15 dernières années, ce qui soulève des inquiétudes quant à l'impact environnemental et aux pratiques de travail abusives. Le modèle «prendre-faire-jeter» de la mode rapide épuise les ressources, alimente la pollution et promeut une culture du jetable. Les consommateurs ont le pouvoir de conduire le changement en choisissant des alternatives durables.

This fall-winter we will be experimenting with deadstock fabrics for our upcoming fall-winter collection. As conscious fashion brand, we are always looking for ways to reduce our impact on the environment and promote sustainability.

Meet Alessia, founder of two startups in the Swiss healthcare industry, sharing her motivation to startup, her take on equal pay, ESOP and what fashion and sustainability mean to her. Discover her inspiring thoughts to our three tricky questions!

To us, a well-cut blazer is a statement piece that exudes elegance, formality, and power. As Pierre Bergé once said, "Chanel liberated women, but Saint Laurent gave them power." And we couldn't agree more! The blazer jacket became a symbol of female empowerment in the 1960s, and we believe it still holds true today.

At our recent event, we had the opportunity to connect with our customers and receive their valuable feedback. As a young company, we recognize the importance of listening to our customers and taking their feedback into consideration.