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Last month we did a live interview for the Australian Waste & Recycling Exhibition (AWRE) direct from Tonge Mill in the UK. A week later we received the most incredible...
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We had a fascinating discussion this weekend at Pure, the UKs leading fashion tradeshow. It takes place two times a year at Olympia, in London. The topic was Fashion Takes...
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Kresse is currently in New York where we are launching our leather rugs with FLOR, it is an exciting collaboration with a company that shares our environmental values and goals...
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Elvis & Kresse featured with some of our fantastic fellow social enterprises, Jamie Oliver's Fifteen and Belu Water.
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Heading to Madrid on July 1st for the launch of a new book Sustainable Luxury and Social Entrepreneurship and the awards for Sustainable Luxury. We can't wait to meet the...
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Last week Kresse was in Madrid, to help launch a book we contributed a chapter for and also, unexpectedly, to receive the IE Award for Sustainability in Luxury. Here she...
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Elvis & Kresse were featured in the Guardian as part of the Live Better Challenge. Click on the photo to see the piece by Bibi van der Zee
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Elvis & Kresse are very proud to have been awarded the Positive Luxury Blue Butterfly, a mark of Positive Living awarded to best in class brands and companies that have...
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Elvis & Kresse have reached the finals of Ben & Jerry’s Join Our Core Business Competition. Elvis pitched to a panel of judges in the filming set for the Dragon's...
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At a glittering ceremony in Deauville, Kresse won the 2011 Cartier Women's Intitiative Award. You can see more details on these awards here.
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Cameron Diaz wears the Elvis & Kresse West End belt in American Vogue - images by Mario Testino.
Read moreFor over a decade none of London’s fire-hose has gone to landfill and over 300 tonnes of material has been reclaimed. In 2017 the Burberry Foundation partnered with Elvis & Kresse to tackle the even greater global problem of leather waste. This Five-year partnership will see at least 120 tonnes of leather off-cuts from Burberry recrafted into new luxury items, designed and sold by Elvis & Kresse.