After 30+ years in the fashion industry, Tracy Reece's new line, Hope for Flowers, is conceived around the idea that when we know better, we do better. Her 3 guiding principles of sustainability: the health of people, planet, and equity in profit. Her company also founded The Art Enrichment Program, a free program for children and adults to create art while keeping sustainability at the forefront of the curriculum.
"Tracy Reese’s approach to her label Hope For Flowers can be summed up in two words: prints and responsibility. Having moved to Detroit during the pandemic, she’s approaching conscious design from two angles: her clothes are made with organic cotton and recycled wool, and she wants to foster local garment manufacturing."-Vogue
This buttondown blouse by Hope for Flowers displays a vibrant poppy scarf print.
65% TENCEL, 35% REFIBRA
Button down shirt with striped border placements has a full shirred back and ¾” length sleeves.
REFIBRA™ is a new gen textile made from post consumer cotton waste. Combined with Tencel™ it takes the future of man-made fibers to new heights and gives this quality the drape of TENCEL with the sturdy, carefree characteristics of a cotton poplin!
Akoya shell buttons at front placket
21" length
