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Acne Studios Founder on Creative Independence and Sustainability in Fashion

By

Cajsa Carlson

7mo ago· 8 min readen

Summary

Acne Studios founder Jonny Johansson discusses the challenges facing small fashion brands today, particularly in maintaining creative independence and sustainability commitments. In this interview ahead of the brand's 30th anniversary, Johansson explains that Acne Studios makes sustainability decisions based on internal values rather than customer demands, emphasizing that the brand prioritizes its creative vision over market pressures. He reflects on the brand's evolution from a niche denim label to a global fashion house with recent expansion into China.

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"It's more difficult being a small brand today"
"customers don't influence the fashion brand's sustainability decisions"
"Since its founding in Stockholm in 1996, Acne Studios has gone from a niche denim brand to a high-powered fashion house"
"recent opening in Chengdu, China"
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Ahead of its 30th anniversary, Acne Studios founder Jonny Johansson explains why customers don't influence the fashion brand's sustainability decisions in this interview.

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