We believe @shellyxudesign can help us get there. 🌎 We’re working them to bring their zero-waste design philosophy to the world. Link in bio to learn more. [Video Description: Against a black background, an image of shirts on clothes hangers rotates, composed of purple pointillist dots. In the top of the frame, the Accenture “Greater Than” logo appears with the SXD logo, indicating partnership. Stylized text explains: “Together, we’re reinventing scalability in sustainable fashion.” An example of a traditional t-shirt pattern shows disparate purple pieces with a lot of black in the negative space between them, labeled “traditional t-shirt waste”. Text continues: “What if there was a t-shirt pattern that produced no waste at all?” On the opposite side of the screen, a new t-shirt template appears in all white, with the purple elements from the traditional pattern flying over and fitting into the template to highlight how there is no wasted space at all. This is labeled “SXD’s zero waste pattern”. The image of the patterns dissolves into a woman in a white t-shirt dancing on top of a couch, wearing headphones. Text continues: “SXD is pioneering zero waste design (like the pattern at left) to make fashion more sustainable.” The image dissolves into a hand holding a single white t-shirt on a hanger. Text continues: “Their pattern saves up to 69% more fabric compared to a traditional t-shirt pattern.” A close-up of a woman using shears to cut fabric. Text continues: “SXD’s AI-driven technology delivers ~10x greater material savings… The screen fades to black and a stylized circle graph pops up, ticking down from 100% to 20%. Text continues: “…and contributes to an ~80% reduction in CO2 emissions.” A single white t-shirt hangs on a clothing rack. Text concludes: “Accenture is proud to partner with them to bring zero waste design and innovation to the world.” Stylized text against a black background reads: “Reinvented with Accenture”]

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