How&How rebrands Everbloom with a luxury-first identity that avoids sustainability clichés
By
Tom May
6mo ago· 5 min readenInsight
75/100
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Summary
How&How, a creative studio, rebranded Everbloom — a company that transforms organic waste into high-quality fabrics — by deliberately avoiding sustainability clichés and greenwashing tropes. Instead of focusing on environmental messaging, the branding takes a luxury-first approach that emphasizes the quality and future-facing nature of the product itself, trusting the material innovation to speak for itself.
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In a world crowded with greenwashing, eco clichés, earthy palettes and earnest manifestos, the most interesting direction is often the one that doesn't focus on sustainability at all.
Rather than leaning on messaging around responsibility, the studio has created a luxury-first identity that resists sustainability clichés, trusts in the product and builds a brand that feels genuinely future-facing.
This luxury-first identity resists sustainability clichés, trusts in the product and builds a brand that feels genuinely future-facing.
For creative professionals, the challenge with sustainability-...
