In an interview with Annabelle Homann (COO LANIUS and mother), we talk about intergenerational collaboration, female entrepreneurship, and the philosophy behind our brand.

Im Interview mit Annabelle Homann (COO LANIUS und Mutter) sprechen wir über generationsübergreifende Zusammenarbeit, weibliches Unternehmertum und unsere Haltung hinter der Marke.

Step-by-step to a sustainable wardrobe: The "Capsule Wardrobe" concept helps us define our own style, saves us time and energy when choosing clothes in the morning, and conserves money and resources by focusing on favorite pieces. We'll show you how to build your own capsule wardrobe.

Sustainable Denim made in Italy: It's not just its reputation as "Europe's greenest weaving mill" that precedes the family business, now run by fourth-generation Alberto Candiani. Take a peek behind the scenes in our exclusive interview with CEO Alberto Candiani.

On the occasion of Fashion Revolution Day, our sustainability manager Cornelia Westfehling provides insights into the current challenges facing the fashion industry, how LANIUS is addressing them, and shares a practical tip.

Giving lasting joy: A thoughtfully chosen, fair gift, which is also packaged in an environmentally friendly way, not only brings great joy but can also introduce the recipient to the topic of sustainability in an unobtrusive manner.

We'll give you five reasons why it makes sense to treat your wardrobe to (even) more fair fashion in the future – in line with our motto: "Buy fashion with a good conscience." The decision for fair fashion contributes to more sustainable and responsible consumption, while also supporting the environment and social justice.

When we talk about CO₂, it’s usually about mobility and the intention to fly less, or about our diet and giving up animal products. Much less often does our clothing come up – wrongly so, because the textile industry can certainly compete with other industries when it comes to climate sins.

This is how we give our discarded clothes a new life!
Are you clearing out your wardrobe and asking yourself: "What's the best – and most sensible – thing to do with my old clothes?" We'll give you a few ideas on how you can give your sorted-out clothes a new lease of life.

Anyone who deals with the ecological and social aspects of travel today comes across the term "soft tourism". This stands for a basic attitude that is based on three premises: to increasingly understand travel as a nature experience, to avoid negative effects on the environment being visited as far as possible, and to show the greatest possible respect for the culture of the country being visited.