Another Tomorrow

New Earth Dialogues is a series of conversations exploring our collective future grounded in regeneration and abundance, of the Earth, of humanity, and of spirit. You are invited to our next conversation in partnership with @madamearchitect , featuring @mariamissoufouk , a visionary architect, researcher, and educator whose work bridges identity, place, and history across continents — from the Sahel to the halls of ETH Zurich. As the Founding Principal of @mariamissoufou_architects , she leads a research-based practice with offices in Niamey, New York, and Zurich, whose completed projects — including the Hikma Community Complex and the Dandaji Regional Market — redefine what architecture can mean for communities rooted in distinct cultural and ecological landscapes. Recognized with the UN’s 2025 Champion of the Earth Award, the Prince Claus Award, and multiple LafargeHolcim honors, Mariam has built a body of work that treats sustainability not as an aesthetic, but as a radical act of care and equity. In this conversation, Mariam will explore how architecture can serve as social practice — weaving together memory, belonging, and ecological responsibility to imagine built environments that honor both the past and the futures we are called to create. Join us for an evening of ideas, inspiration, and dialogue at the intersection of heritage, sustainability, and the power of design to transform lives. Tuesday, June 2, 2026 — 6:00pm–7:30pm  Another Tomorrow, 135 Wooster Street, New York Space is limited to maintain the intimacy that makes these dialogues meaningful. RSVP via the link in our bio to secure your spot.

Evening dressing, without limits. This capsule is designed to move with you, from day into evening, and beyond a single moment. The Gathered Halter Dress can be worn with ease during the day, then elevated for the evening, and the tailored jacket can be layered casually or styled with intention. Each piece in the evening capsule is considered for versatility, offering a refined approach to dressing that adapts rather than changes. Individually, each piece stands on its own. Together, they form a wardrobe that works seamlessly. Effortless, adaptable, and enduring.

Last week we welcomed Lindsey Wikstrom, Founding Principal of @Mattaforma and 2026 Cooper Hewitt National Design Award recipient for Emerging Designer, for the latest installment of New Earth Dialogues. In conversation with @julia.gamolina of @madamearchitect , @lindsey.wikstrom shared her pioneering work at the intersection of architecture, ecology, and material innovation, grounded in the belief that the built environment can and must grow alongside the natural systems that sustain us. Drawing from her research into forest ecology and the findings of her book Designing the Forest, the dialogue explored how cities might fold the intelligence of natural ecosystems into the way we build, and made a compelling case for mass timber as a regenerative, plant-based alternative to the concrete and steel our cities have relied upon for over a century. The dialogue framed designing with timber as much more than a technical expertise, but as a vision for life more deeply connected to nature, suggesting that we are at the beginning of a new material era, one that over the next one hundred years will blossom into what we might call plant-based cities. We are grateful for the presence of everyone who joined us for this conversation, and to Lindsey and Julia. Photographer @SierraPruitt

The Sarong Tie Dress is designed to be your go-to for Spring transitional dressing to high Summer —easy, flattering, and endlessly versatile. Alone or paired with a blazer, it travels effortless from day to night as well as in a suitcase. Crafted in a smooth, supple organic cotton blend.

The Art of Easy Elegance. This season, dressing up is redefined through fluid, feminine silhouettes that move with you. Satin and featherweight pieces made for more than a single moment - transitioning seamlessly from day to evening.

Meet the Recycled Nylon Capsule—three modern silhouettes designed with clarity, ease, and intention. Each piece is cut from 100% recycled Olmetex nylon, an advanced technical fabric developed in Como, Italy, chosen for its clean finish and considered performance. Renowned for its balance of durability, functionality, and refined aesthetics. We believe in sustainability as a multi-faceted system. In addition to this recycled nylon’s circular (recycled) inputs avoiding the use of virgin material, to reduce its carbon footprint, Olmetex at the mill level has invested in renewable energy infrastructure, including a photovoltaic system and an on-site cogeneration unit leading to 70% energy self-sufficiency.

Christie Tyler wearing the Organza Bow Blouse.. Crafted in airy organza, this signature blouse features a band collar and a detachable exaggerated scarf for an elegant, sculptural silhouette.

This season is all about denim. Beyond our signature Carpenter styles, discover a fresh lineup featuring our ecru cropped denim, curved silhouettes, and trouser styles that bring a relaxed, modern edge. Crafted in Italy in organic and regenerative cotton.

As Earth Month invites reflection on the systems that sustain us, we recognize partners whose work demonstrates deep stewardship and actively contributes to a resilient, just, and abundant future. As a company, we are doubling down on regenerative sourcing and circularity in particular (on top of our broader framework for Environmental, Human, and Animal Welfare).  Today, we’re proud to honor our partner, Lake Hāwea Station, New Zealand’s first carbon-positive wool farm, and the first and only B Corp certified sheep farm in the world. Owned and operated by the Ross family, the station reflects a deeply rooted commitment to purpose-driven agriculture. In 2018, the Ross family made the bold decision to leave city life behind and invest in a regenerative future. Since then, they’ve demonstrated that farming can play a vital role in the climate solution. Through thoughtful soil stewardship, biodiversity restoration, renewable energy, and advanced technology to measure carbon sequestration, the farm now removes 2.5 times more carbon than it emits. Animal welfare remains central to their approach, with low-stress movement between pastures, inter-generational flock management, gentle shearing practices, and attentive care following each shearing. Our partnership with Lake Hāwea Station, reflects a shared commitment to a regenerative future—and brings to life Another Tomorrow’s farm-to-closet philosophy.

New Earth Dialogues is a series of conversations exploring our collective future grounded in regeneration and abundance, of the Earth, of humanity, and of spirit. You are invited to a new installment of New Earth Dialogues featuring Lindsey Wikstrom, a visionary in sustainable design and circular systems, known for advancing regenerative approaches to design, with a focus on material innovation, biodiversity, and wellbeing.  As the Founding Principal of @mattaforma , and through both her studio and her scholarship, @lindsey.wikstrom advances the idea that architecture can be a choreography of care: designing not only for buildings, but for the interconnected flourishing of communities, landscapes, and planetary systems. In this conversation, Lindsey will explore how circular design, sustainable innovation, and collaborative strategies can transform the way we live, work, and interact with our environment. Join us for an evening of ideas, inspiration, and dialogue at the intersection of creativity, ecology, and human potential. Thursday, April 30, 2026 — 6:00pm–7:30pm
 Another Tomorrow, 135 Wooster Street, New York Space is limited to maintain the intimacy that makes these dialogues meaningful. RSVP via the link in our bio to secure your spot.

Chambray returns in a fresh off-white, reworked in two new silhouettes exploring ease in fresh proportions. The Chambray Blouse, relaxed  in shape, with detachable scarf features a band collar and exaggerated curved hem. Detailed topstitching and a subtle embroidered patch at the back ground the piece in denim codes, while keeping the look refined and versatile. For a full look, wear it with the Curved Denim Pant. Its sculpted silhouette is defined through center back seaming and finished with discreet detailing, offering structure without rigidity. Both have been crafted in organic cotton at @candianidenim , an Italian mill committed to circular production since 1976. All of our denim is made using innovative processes that reduce water and energy use.

Fashion has the power to shape the world. At Another Tomorrow, we believe every choice, from fiber to finished product, has the potential to leave a positive mark on the planet. Sustainability guides every decision we make, every day, because creating responsibly is not optional, it is essential to a resilient and abundant future.  We view regenerative sourcing in particular as a critical path to restoring the Earth; this is one of our top priorities as a company and we work in close partnerships to bring this to life in our collection. Today, we’re proud to celebrate our partner, Candiani, an Italian denim mill with whom we collaborate for all of our denim. For generations, Candiani has combined exquisite craftsmanship with ethical sourcing and cutting-edge innovation, ensuring that every fabric is made with precision and care for the planet.  Their commitment to sustainability is evident throughout their operations and in their use of organic and regenerative cotton, natural dyes, and energy-efficient processes in particular. Our collaboration with Candiani brings this philosophy to life, transforming responsibly produced denim into dynamic, timeless pieces. Demonstrating that fashion at its height is both exquisitely crafted and sustainable. Together, we are proud to share the attention to impact, quality, and craftsmanship at each stage, from farm to finished garment, with detailed attention to sourcing and process throughout.