The award aims to connect over 12,000 players in the industry to support and drive sustainability strategies.

To mark 10 years in business, Raeburn reworked brand archetypes and introduced new material innovations.

With a new role as Timberland’s creative director and his designer brother Graeme joining the business, Christopher Raeburn is ramping up his sustainability crusade.

The hub will house VF products, brand showrooms, marketing, digital and design spaces.

Christopher Raeburn has tapped his elder brother and fellow designer Graeme Raeburn as performance director of the brand, which marks 10 years in business next year.

Parliament’s environmental and audit committee held a hearing at the Victoria & Albert museum to gather evidence on where fashion stands when it comes to sustainability and to discuss solutions.

The BFC wanted to move the shows closer to the designers’ studios and workspaces.

The role is a new one, and Raeburn plans to apply his remade, reduced, recycled ethos to the New Hampshire-based brand.

Raeburn used sustainability as “a creative coat of arms” to deliver a collection that was filled with desirable pieces and strong messages.

Christopher Raeburn’s fall outing was built around fabrics fit for the Arctic, secondhand blankets and wool fabric disguised as shearling.

Designers share their inspirations ahead of their fall 2018 shows at London Fashion Week Men’s.

Raeburn has created a range of printed parkas, T-shirts and tote bags for the museum staff.

There was a lightness and transparency to Christopher Raeburn’s signature practical silhouettes.

Designers share their inspirations ahead of their spring 2018 shows at London Fashion Week Men’s.

London Fashion Week Men’s runs from June 9 to 12.