COS unveils "most sustainable store concept to date"

In this exclusive video produced by Dezeen, COS' Marcus Cole explains how the fashion brand utilised more sustainable design principles in its recently opened concept stores in Europe and The Americas.
The brand recently opened two stores, located in Stockholm and Mexico City, which according to COS exemplify its commitment to sustainable building and circular design.
COS architectural creative lead Marcus Cole talked to Dezeen about the brand's approach when creating the new retail spaces.
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[@Dandelion--]

Stunning. Really impressive.

[@r-cdmx]

👏🏽🙌🏽✨

[@RestoringReality]

Who names their company COS after the Church of Scientology?

[@JeffreyArts]

Cause it is equally bullshit? Bamboo doesn’t grow in the country that this store is located, their ceiling and wall panels are made of plastic. And by the looks of the video they sell fashionable clothing, which is a polluting industry by standard. Cause it wants you to replace items that are not broken. Just to point a few of the bull crap statements they are making here