At Caballero Collection, they embrace the ethos that sustainable and ethical fashion is not just a choice but an imperative for the future. Their commitment is reflected in the use of sustainably sourced fabrics and materials, ranging from organic cotton to Eco-responsible viscose. Collaborating closely with their suppliers, they ensure their materials have a minimal impact on the environment, maintaining socially compliant factories with equitable pay for all involved. In essence, Caballero Collection strives to create garments that extend beyond mere clothing – each piece is a testament to our passion for fashion, sustainability, ethical practices, and giving back to our roots. They invite you to wear their creations with pride, knowing that they embody the love and dedication they put into making them for you.

Recognized by Forbes as “one of the hottest jewelry brands in recent fashion memory”, Ellie Vail integrates creativity and innovation into her A-List favored brand. 

Ellie pioneered water resistant jewelry in 2014, which has become one of the biggest advancements in the industry and has attracted the attention of retailers like Nordstrom, Revolve and Urban Outfitters. After realizing that stainless steel cuticle cutters didn’t rust after being left in water, Ellie set out to create her jewelry line using stainless steel as the primary material. 

From line creation to market strategy, Ellie has been responsible for every aspect of the fashion brand rise and remains at the forefront of her companies rapid growth. 

In 2009, Marine Layer’s founders made it their mission to create the world’s softest clothing, while reducing the environmental impact of textile production. Marine Layer aims to help the planet through its Re-Spun program, which diverts clothing from landfills and gives old tees a second life. As of December 2023, Marine Layer has collected and recycled more than 575,000 t-shirts (approximately 177,000 lbs). Marine Layer is aiming to be “tee-shirt” neutral by 2025 — where for each shirt sold, Marine Layer will collect and divert one shirt from landfills.

Marine Layer is committed to keeping as many textiles
out of landfills as they can. Re-Spun is how they make this happen — it starts with their tee recycling program and ends with their commitment to using recycled
materials across their entire line.