In celebration of Global Recycling Day, Roger La Viale is proud to announce the success of our RLV Recycles initiative, an innovative project that turned fabric waste into fashion opportunities.
This year, we challenged our valued customers to reimagine sustainability by using recycled fabric made from waste materials. The goal? To create unique, one-of-a-kind garments that showcase their creativity while promoting circular fashion. The results have been nothing short of inspiring.
Participants embraced the challenge and shared their designs with us, turning fabric waste into beautiful, wearable art. From custom jackets to stylish accessories, these designs reflect the future of fashion—a world where creativity meets sustainability.
The anticipation surrounding VIATT 2025 has reached its peak, and amidst the dynamic energy of the event, Roger La Viale and Huddersfield Fine Worsteds are taking center stage—bringing a legacy of craftsmanship, innovation, and precision to the global textile community.
More than just an exhibition, VIATT 2025 serves as a vital platform where tradition meets modernity, and where forward-thinking creativity intertwines with heritage. For these two iconic textile houses, every interaction at the event is as meticulously crafted as the fabrics they create. The rhythm of discussions mirrors the art of weaving—each conversation a carefully placed thread in the fabric of future collaborations.
Reflecting on an unforgettable experience at Pitti Uomo 107 – a gathering of the finest in menswear, innovation, and craftsmanship. From the vibrant energy of the celebratory party, where connections were made and stories shared, to the impactful launch of RLV Recycles, our sustainable initiative showcasing a new wave of conscious fashion.
The REVISTA lookbook is here!
Dive into a carefully curated selection of our finest fabrics and exclusive designs, crafted to elevate your wardrobe and maketh a man of distinction. Whether you are seeking sartorial inspiration or exploring the latest in luxury menswear, this lookbook has it all.
Transforming fabric remnants into symbols of love. Our handmade rakhis prove that waste can be beautiful.
This handmade rakhis tell a story of creativity and sustainability.
This year we came up with the Rakhi project and converted our small fabric bits into 5000+ rakhis and shared with all our buyers, vendors, stake holders.
We are overwhelmed with the response and appreciation.
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