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KAMPOS is a luxury fashion brand that blends elegance with sustainability, creating swimwear and ready-to-wear apparel using recycled plastic bottles, abandoned fishing nets, and organic fibers. Handcrafted in Italy, each product is designed with passion, ensuring long-lasting quality. Committed to the circular economy, KAMPOS designs products that are not only durable but also recyclable, helping to reduce plastic waste and pollution. The brand actively promotes ocean conservation and marine protection through partnerships with environmental organizations, including the Coral Conservation Project in the Maldives. As an official partner of this initiative, KAMPOS donates a portion of its revenues for the restoration and preservation of coral reefs. In recognition of its efforts, KAMPOS received B Corp Certification in November 2021 and was named one of the Best Companies in the World in 2022. By combining luxury with purpose, KAMPOS is redefining fashion and promoting environmental responsibility.
Alessandro Vergano
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Operating since 2019
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