Kristy Caylor's guest appearances

Kristy Caylor

That's So Retrograde

American Fashion Podcast

Fashion Is Your Business - a retail technology podcast

The Glossy Podcast

Ask Them More Podcast

Liz Bacelar

Lawrence Lenihan

Alan Tisch

Anthony Marino

Rebecca Minkoff

Tracy Sun

Aliza Licht

Uri Minkoff

Sandra Makarem

Mack Weldon

Mazdack Rassi

Peter Weedfald

Susan Naci

Vishaal Melwani

Anna Lecat

OwlTail

Talking the future of fashion and sustainability with Kristy Caylor, founder of For Days (@for___days) an organic zero waste basics line, the first of its kind, transforming commerce into a circular economy - making their zero waste system available to everyone. Ps. we just dropped a merch collab with them. SHOP TSR x FOR DAYS: www.fordays.com/all/women/that-s-so-retrograde Sponsored by: Talksapce talkspace.com code: retrograde Ship - find it in the app store Candid candidco.com/retrograde Foria -  foriawellness.com/retrograde    Produced by Dear Media.

Talking the future of fashion and sustainability with Kristy Caylor, founder of For Days (@for___days) an organic zero waste basics line, the first of its kind, transforming commerce into a circular economy - making their zero waste system available to everyone. Ps. we just dropped a merch collab with them. <p>SHOP TSR x FOR DAYS: <a href="http://www.fordays.com/all/women/that-s-so-retrograde" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.fordays.com/all/women/that-s-so-retrograde</a></p> Sponsored by: Talksapce <a href="http://talkspace.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">talkspace.com</a> code: retrograde Ship - find it in the app store Candid <a href="http://candidco.com/retrograde" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">candidco.com/retrograde</a> Foria - <a href="https://www.foriawellness.com/?utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_source=retrograde&amp;utm_campaign=2020&amp;utm_term=allprodcbd" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> foriawellness.com/retrograde </a>   Produced by <a href="http://www.dearmedia.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dear Media.</a>

Ep. 273 Closing the loop on fashion with Kristy Caylor of For Days

A lifetime membership to a better way of living. Sounds promising. This is more than an idea. This is an innovative circular T-Shirt Company that could change the waste problem caused by fast fashion, and a new commerce model for things we use every day. Kristy Caylor, CEO of For Days, joins Nataliya Makulova on location at ReMode Conference in Los Angeles.  In this episode:  A new model for commerce for things we use every day Avoiding cycle of purchase and pollute, purchase and pollute Wear, return, up-cycle Subscription model, not purchased, another type of consuming fashion, a sharing economy because sharing materials Eliminating closet clutter and clothing waste Doesn’t make anyone change consumption patterns, makes you feel great—same person as was but now helping reduce waste Having access to things that make you happy, optimistic and futuristic Empowering, closing the loop system Building a factory, scaling — working on—a smaller prototype in Los Angeles area Systems and processes and the value of Kristy’s  engineering background Challenges of building new technology At the  forefront of conversations and there is a shift in the industry And the need for a sense of connectivity See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

<h2>A lifetime membership to a better way of living. Sounds promising.</h2> <p><a href="https://fashionisyourbusiness.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Photo-Nov-14-4-36-20-PM-min.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>This is more than an idea. This is an innovative circular T-Shirt Company that could change the waste problem caused by fast fashion, and a new commerce model for things we use every day. Kristy Caylor, CEO of <a href="https://fordays.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">For Days</a>, joins Nataliya Makulova on location at ReMode Conference in Los Angeles.</p> <p> </p><h2>In this episode:</h2> <ul> <li>A new model for commerce for things we use every day</li> <li>Avoiding cycle of purchase and pollute, purchase and pollute</li> <li>Wear, return, up-cycle</li> <li>Subscription model, not purchased, another type of consuming fashion, a sharing economy because sharing materials</li> <li>Eliminating closet clutter and clothing waste</li> <li>Doesn’t make anyone change consumption patterns, makes you feel great—same person as was but now helping reduce waste</li> <li>Having access to things that make you happy, optimistic and futuristic</li> <li>Empowering, closing the loop system</li> <li>Building a factory, scaling — working on—a smaller prototype in Los Angeles area</li> <li>Systems and processes and the value of Kristy’s  engineering background</li> <li>Challenges of building new technology</li> <li>At the  forefront of conversations and there is a shift in the industry</li> <li>And the need for a sense of connectivity</li> </ul><p>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.</p>

Kristy Caylor of For Days – Zero-Waste, Closed-Loop Fashion

Kristy Caylor’s first fashion brand, Maiyet, is an ethical brand exclusively selling clothing made by self-sustaining artisans from different areas of the world. But, while running the business, she still felt like she wasn’t doing enough to help fashion’s sustainability problem. In May, Caylor launched For Days, a retail company selling T-shirts and other knitwear on a subscription basis. When customers are done with the shirts, they send them back to For Days in exchange for a fresh batch. The company upcycles the used T-shirts to make new ones. Caylor joined the Glossy Podcast to discuss the idea of ownership, For Days’ early days and how sustainability can work in fashion.

<p>Kristy Caylor’s first fashion brand, Maiyet, is an ethical brand exclusively selling clothing made by self-sustaining artisans from different areas of the world. But, while running the business, she still felt like she wasn’t doing enough to help fashion’s sustainability problem. In May, Caylor launched For Days, a retail company selling T-shirts and other knitwear on a subscription basis. When customers are done with the shirts, they send them back to For Days in exchange for a fresh batch. The company upcycles the used T-shirts to make new ones. Caylor joined the Glossy Podcast to discuss the idea of ownership, For Days’ early days and how sustainability can work in fashion.</p>

For Days founder Kristy Caylor: 'Fashion is going to embrace the circular economy'

Entrepreneur and fashion expert Kristy Caylor talks about the decision to leave the company she co-founded.  She shares how she knew it was time to start a new chapter.

<p>Entrepreneur and fashion expert Kristy Caylor talks about the decision to leave the company she co-founded.  She shares how she knew it was time to start a new chapter.</p>

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