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London, United Kingdom
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Shinjuku Lanes creates eco-friendly accessories inspired by Tokyo, designed in London, using sustainable materials like recycled plastic bottles and organic cashmere. Their scarves and sarongs are made from Global Recycling Standard (GRS) certified post-consumer plastic bottle waste and EU Organic certified cashmere. The factory is Amfori-audited to ensure ethical treatment of workers and safe working conditions. Packaging is compostable, and deliveries are offset through carbon removal companies verified by Carbon Direct. Shinjuku Lanes blends the style and culture of Tokyo and London to create luxury accessories designed for modern urban life. Their innovative approach transforms eco-friendly fabrics into high-quality products, promoting sustainability and ethical fashion.
Jennifer Yamamoto
Operating since 2021
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