It’s always good news when a street fashion brand creates something sustainable and eco-friendly. But this time, it’s even better—because it’s COS, one of the chicest and coolest brands of the moment. They’ve just dropped the COS REMADE collection, made with 20% pre-loved COS garments. If you’re on the lookout for new denim this season, I think you’ve just found it!
HOW DOES COS WORK WITH PRE-LOVED CLOTHING?
The COS REMADE Collection is part of a cycle designed to give pre-loved clothing a whole new future. COS’s garment-collection initiative is all about repairing and recycling garments to extend the lifecycle of its collections. Since 2021, COS Restore has been carefully cleaning and repairing gently worn pieces, ready to be re-sold and loved for years to come. And for garments beyond repair, COS explores recycling opportunities, transforming unblended fabrics like cotton and wool into brand-new pieces. The London-based fashion brand is committed to making circular fashion a reality—one step at a time.
COS REMADE LIMITED DENIM COLLECTION
This first denim capsule collection is made with 20% collected and pre-loved cotton pieces. It features five womenswear designs that give fibres a renewed purpose, reimagining wardrobe staples with a utilitarian edge.
True to COS’s DNA—think craftsmanship and quality—you’ll find an elongated top, crafted from a single piece of fabric that elegantly drapes around the body using expert folding techniques. Then there’s a boat-neck top with an integrated scarf and a rounded funnel-neck jacket. Pair them as sets with the barrel-leg trousers or a straight-line skirt, or mix and match as separates—either way, the result is effortlessly stylish.
WHY YOU NEED TO RUN TO THE SHOPS
If your denim wardrobe needs an update, the COS REMADE collection is an absolute must-have. Besides being sustainable, COS designs are casually refined and timeless. But the cherry on top? COS REMADE is a limited collection. These pieces are practically born to be collectors’ items. All of this makes our mantra—‘Buy Less, Buy Better’—so much easier to achieve.