When it comes to sustainable fashion, no brand does it quite like Pangaia. What started as a materials science company researching and developing the newest innovations in sustainable textiles for the fashion industry soon launched their own line - and they haven't slowed down since. From J.Lo to Tracee Ellis Ross to Sarah Jessica Parker, celebrities have stepped out in Pangaia's iconic tracksuits, bold coloured blazers that often sell out and sleek sustainable accessories. Better still, they've just released their new collection.
Everything you need to know about Pangaia is in the name: Pan meaning all-inclusive, Gaia meaning mother earth. The brand consists of scientists, technologists and designers that combine their skills to create innovative technology and bio-engineered materials, all amalgamating to form a sustainable brand that's loved by celebrities and the fashion set alike.
Tracee Ellis Ross wears the matcha green limited edition trackpants and sweatshirt. Shop the similar sweatshirt and trackpants.
More than a fashion brand, Pangaia is a treasure trove of information. With the environment at the core of it, Pangaia openly shares its contribution to protecting the environment, along with plenty of information (and even a glossary if you're looking to expand your sustainable understanding). With each purchase, the brand promises to plant, protect or restore a tree, which has allowed them to reach a milestone of planting, protecting and restoring over 1 million trees through the Tomorrow Tree Fund.
If there's one thing Pangaia doesn't shy away from it's colour, and its become an aspect of the brand that makes it so recognisable. Name a palette, and they probably have it, although with new seasons we're given new core colours to suit the changing mood. For their new release, their classic tracksuits are dyed using natural food dyes and an innovative dying technology which pulverises textile leftovers to create soft pastel tones.
The most recent release is a capsule collection between Pangaia and painter Kenny Scharf, in celebration of the brand planting over 1 million trees. Each product in the capsule has a unique quote about the importance of trees. Along with this capsule, Pangaia's new-in section has everything for a sleek autumn wardrobe. Not only does it offer up its signature loungewear, but you'll find jeans, trench coats, classic stripes and so much more. The new collection can serve as its own capsule wardrobe, and of course everything is made with the planet in mind. Keep scrolling to see celebrities wearing Pangaia, and shop the new collection.
SEE CELEBRITIES IN PANGAIA AND SHOP THE NEW COLLECTION
Mindy Kaling wearing the 365 track pants and 365 sweatshirt.
Alessandra Ambrosia wears the limited edition PANGAIA X SDGs hoodie designed to support and celebrate the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Maria Sharapova wears the 365 sweatshirt and 365 track pants.
Tracee Ellis Ross styles the 365 hoodie and 365 track pants with mules and a bold red lip.
Jennifer Lopez wearing the 365 track pants and 365 sweatshirt.
Sarah Jessica Parker styles a white blouse with the 365 track pants.
Chelsea Handler wears the 365 sweatshirt and 365 trackpants.
Elsa Hosk wears the signature hoodie and 365 track pants.
SHOP PANGAIA'S NEW COLLECTION
This collaboration celebrates the shared mission to conserve biodiversity through planting trees.
This autumn staple also comes in a black colourway, and is made from 100% recycled nylon.
Pangaia has used food waste ingredients to dye this blueberry blue track suit.
Every capsule wardrobe has a striped top, and this one is treated with peppermint to keep it fresher for longer.
Your new eco-friendly jeans are made from regenerative wild Malayan nettle and organic cotton.
With cooler months ahead, you'll find yourself reaching for this cosy and soft recycled wool fleece.
This loose leg style is everywhere this season, so if you're looking for a cosy and comfortable trouser option, look no further.
This denim jacket is made regenerative wild Malayan nettle and organic cotton.
Made from 95% recycled cashmere and 5% recycled wool, this lightweight knit is a classic piece designed for colder months.
This hoodie demonstrates one of Pangaia's newest dyeing innovations. Recycrom technology pulverises textile leftovers to create the unique muted pastel colours.
This isn't from the new collection, but is a forever piece that should definitely be considered when refreshing your wardrobe. This jacket is made from 100% organic cotton and lined with cupro, a naturally-sourced regenerated fibre from cotton waste.
This timeless piece will seamlessly integrate into any minimalist wardrobe.
The Autumn Leaves colours consist of Oak Orange, Gingko Yellow, Maple Red, and Beech Brown.
The perfect layering piece for these cooler months.
Pangaia's signature hoodie now comes in a deep plum colour that's perfect for autumn.
This pair of wear-forever trousers were released earlier this year, but the tailoring is so good I had to include them.
Pangaia upcycles left over garments by redesigning into pieces like this sweatshirt.
In true sustainable fashion, Pangaia's trainers are created from grape leather which uses repurposed waste from the wine industry.
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