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Founder, Cate Havstad-Casad, discusses whole-animal utilization and what it means for the fashion supply chains of the future.

Range Revolution materials partner, Jac Cameron of Rùadh, shares how regeneratively sourced leather is contributing to her vision for a more sustainable fashion future.

“This is a design project rooted in demonstrating what is possible when we design for change. We can rebuild fashion and fiber supply chains that are ...traceable, and putting dollars back into land stewards’ hands." - Cate Havstad-Casad on the collaboration with Beth Behrs.

Behrs’s love affair with cowboy boots took on new life when she co-designed a collection with Range Revolution made with regeneratively sourced leather.

Range Revolution is not just about handbags and boots. It’s about infrastructure. In the United States, the middle layer of agriculture — small to mid-sized processors, tanneries, and aggregators — has withered under decades of globalization.

Cate Havstad-Casad is pushing to disrupt the leather industry - centering traceability, rethinking waste, and expanding the meaning of regenerative to not only include the land health, but also the health of the surrounding community. 

As the founder of Havstad Hat Co. and Range Revolution, Cate is reimagining how products are made and where they come from.

John Kempf talks with Cate Havstad-Casad about techniques to enhance economic viability, reduce waste and reconnect fashion consumers with agriculture.

Can natural fibers save fashion? Cate Havstad-Casad, founder of Range Revolution, and Daniel Mouw, president of Duckworth answered this question in a pre-panel interview at SXSW.

Exploring the intersection of ethical fashion and farming, the principles of regenerative agriculture, and the significance of supporting first-generation farmers.