New York, NY – Amanda Lee, a local fashion designer, has just launched a new sustainable clothing line called “EcoChic”. The line features clothing made from environmentally friendly materials such as organic cotton, bamboo, and recycled polyester.

“I’ve always been passionate about fashion, but I also care deeply about the environment,” says Lee. “I wanted to create a line that combined these two passions and offered stylish, affordable clothing that was also sustainable.”

Lee, who studied fashion design at Parsons School of Design, spent over a year researching and developing the EcoChic line. The line includes everything from casual t-shirts to formal dresses, all made with eco-friendly materials.

“I think it’s important for people to know that they can look good and feel good about their clothing choices,” says Lee. “We don’t have to sacrifice style for sustainability.”

The launch of EcoChic has been met with enthusiastic support from the community. Local boutiques have already started carrying the line, and Lee has plans to expand to online sales in the coming months.

“I’m thrilled with the response so far,” says Lee. “It’s really encouraging to see people embracing sustainable fashion.”

EcoChic is just the latest in a growing trend of sustainable fashion lines, as more and more designers look for ways to create clothing that is both stylish and environmentally conscious.

“We’re seeing a real shift in the fashion industry,” says Lee. “People are starting to demand more sustainable options, and designers are responding.”