The "bad boy" winner of Project Runway season 3, Jeffrey Sebelia, is now the seasoned good guy Design Director of Urbane & Gallant, a new Los Angeles-based menswear line brought forth by CEO, Founder, and entrepreneurial activist, Andrew Park. The stylish gents recently joined the Good Standing podcast to discuss how their new fashion line firmly rebukes notions of "greenwashing," going several steps further to ensure that all stages of their supply chain proudly and transparently resonate with real world impact. As a benefit corporation, the brand is committed to creating positive social and environmental impact by, among other methods, sourcing from organizations that produce sustainable fabrics in New Zealand and protect the country's endangered wetlands; to the fight against global human trafficking. Urbane & Gallant has aligned with organizations domestically and abroad that both hunt down and dismantle trafficking rings, as well as those that liberate and later, responsibly employ rehabilitated victims in the fashion production industry, further enshrining fair labor practices within it. The discussion touches on the fabricated and often surreal unreality of "Reality TV," what "masculinity" looks, sounds and feels like in 2025, the unfortunately vast and complicated issue of global human trafficking, and how their fashion brand ensures that "luxury should be a force for good-one that benefits both the people and the planet."