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The Rolling Stones continue to innovate, not just musically, but also in their merchandise approach with a new sustainable collection. This commitment to reinvention echoes throughout their history, including tales of songwriting under uniq...
## Sustainable Style: Stones: Reimagined
The Rolling Stones have partnered with Bravado UK (Universal Music Group's brand management company) and the London-based social enterprise Fashion-Enter to create "Stones: Reimagined." This innovative collection gives deadstock merchandise from the band's 2022 *Sixty* tour a new lease on life.
Fashion-Enter meticulously sliced, diced, and stitched the old tour stock into new, unique garments. The collection features a layered long-sleeve tee (£70) and two distinct panelled t-shirts (£60 each), one cropped and one classic fit. Even the woven labels embrace sustainability, now made from recycled polyester.
David Boyne of Bravado UK noted the collection allows for unique storytelling through a conscious approach, while Fashion-Enter CEO Jenny Holloway praised the innovation in upcycling previous tour materials into fresh designs. This venture showcases how established artists can embrace circular fashion principles.
## Creativity Under Pressure: Songwriting Tales
While now celebrated songwriters, The Rolling Stones initially struggled to write original material, famously starting only after manager Andrew Loog Oldham locked Jagger and Richards in a kitchen.
Decades later, pressure still played a role. Keith Richards shared that the *Steel Wheels* track 'Slipping Away' almost didn't make the cut. "It just kind of tailed off at the end of *Steel Wheels*. We realized what potential it still had, and the band and especially the horn guys said, ‘You’ve got to do that!’" Richards recounted. He admitted agreeing to finish it almost "at gun point," but ultimately found depth in the song upon revisiting it. These anecdotes illustrate the varied, and sometimes challenging, paths to creating iconic music.
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