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Northumbria University signs up for Textiles 2030 program
The UK's Northumbria University has joined an agreement aimed at reducing the impact of clothing and home textiles on climate change. Northumbria University has joined the WRAP initiative Textiles
Lenzing becomes latest company to join Textiles 2030 program
Austrian fiber manufacturer, Lenzing Group, has signed up to a UK agreement aimed at reducing the impact of clothing and home textiles on climate change. Lenzing has joined the WRAP’s Textiles
UK-based WRAP launches Textiles 2030
UK non-profit WRAP has launched Textiles 2030, the latest ground-breaking, expert-led campaign that aims to turn the apparel and textiles industry into a climate-neutral and profitable industry fit
Sense-Tex by Transforming Textiles sets new standards in sustainable style
Innovator Sara Rosberg's Transforming Textiles AB has just introduced Sense-Tex, an advanced fabric and yarn technology that combines fashion, functionality, and sustainability. This innovative
Lululemon partners with Samsara Eco to develop infinitely recyclable textiles
Samsara Eco, a Canberra-based enviro-tech startup, has announced a partnership with Lululemon to create the first infinitely recyclable polyester and nylon in the world. They will utilize the
C&A becomes part of Microfibre 2030 Commitment
C&A declared their participation in the Microfibre 2030 Commitment. By signing, it joins more than 80 other fashion industry players in adopting targeted, cooperative action to address textile
Elevate Textiles receives SBT validation
US-based Elevate Textiles, has been recognized as the first global textile manufacturer to receive validation of its Science Based Target (SBTi) goals related to reducing greenhouse gas emissions to
H&M and IKEA study highlights potential of recycled textiles
Inter Ikea, the holding controlling the Swedish furniture giant Ikea, and the Swedish fashion giant H&M Group launched a large-scale study to examine the chemical composition of recovered
UK report on circular textiles calls for a paradigm shift in global industry
According to a new report by the UK-based Professional Clothing Industry Association Worldwide Ltd. (PCIAW) and Business in the Community (BITC), the textile industry must focus on resource
[Interview] Worn Again Technologies founder Cyndi Rhoades shares insights on the next way forward to achieve circularity in textiles
Worn Again Technologies, formerly known as Worn Again, is a pioneering company that was set up in 2005 by Cyndi Rhoades in East London, England, with a vision to eradicate textiles waste. In 2012