Asos launches sustainable category as demand grows

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// Asos launches new sustainable category
// The category features curated ethical products

Asos has introduced a new sustainable products category on its website as the demand for sustainability grows.

The new category features curated ethical products ranging from clothing to homeware across the fashion etailer, including brands such as Monki, Tommy Hilfiger and Ellesse.

Asos said it will add new products to the site on a daily basis.

The follows the news of Net-a-Porter introducing its “Net Sustain” category for its environmentally conscious customers.

Rival online fashion retailer Boohoo also launched its recycled collection “For the Future” this week.

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Asos launches sustainable category as demand grows

Asos jobs
// Asos launches new sustainable category
// The category features curated ethical products

Asos has introduced a new sustainable products category on its website as the demand for sustainability grows.

The new category features curated ethical products ranging from clothing to homeware across the fashion etailer, including brands such as Monki, Tommy Hilfiger and Ellesse.

Asos said it will add new products to the site on a daily basis.

The follows the news of Net-a-Porter introducing its “Net Sustain” category for its environmentally conscious customers.

Rival online fashion retailer Boohoo also launched its recycled collection “For the Future” this week.

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