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SARAH & SEBASTIAN Sustainability Actions

Opened ocean-themed Chadstone store

SARAH & SEBASTIAN opened a new standalone store at Chadstone Shopping Centre. The brand says the space was designed with architecture firm Richards Stanisich and was inspired by ocean conservation. It also says the build used upcycled and locally sourced materials. The store includes digital screens showing conservation films and design details linked to oysters and marine life. This is a physical example of the brand tying its retail space to environmental themes.

Used local and reused materials

The Chadstone store was built with materials the brand describes as upcycled and locally sourced. The website also says crushed oyster shell from local Melbourne restaurants was used in the wall finish, and several fittings were made locally in Melbourne or Adelaide. This suggests an effort to reduce waste and support nearby makers, although the brand does not publish detailed data on how much material was reused or what environmental impact this had.

Showed conservation films in-store

SARAH & SEBASTIAN says its Chadstone store includes digital screens that show archive conservation films. The brand presents this as a way to bring attention to some of Australia’s fragile wild places. This is a communications action rather than a direct environmental fix, but it does show the brand using its retail space to highlight ocean conservation themes.

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