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2022-04-18 16:56:54

Unspun earns B Corp certification

US-based fashion technology company, Unspun, has earned B Corp certification, joining ethical denim brands like Outland Denim and Good American in meeting the highest confirmed standards of social

2021-11-05 13:20:59

Pangaia partners with Unspun to launch hemp denim collection

London-based material science and clothing company, Pangaia, expanded its denim portfolio with the launch of its latest textile innovation— PANHemp, in partnership with Unspun, the robotics and

2021-01-20 16:20:26

Unspun's denim can be a solution for circular fashion

Genesis, the sustainable jeans by the company Unspun, has been marked under "Best Inventions of 2019" in TIME magazine. This comes under the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Jeans

2022-06-30 17:48:51

AGI Denim receives B Corp Certification

Pakistan’s vertical denim manufacturer, AGI Denim, is the nation of Pakistan's first company to achieve B Corp certification. The B Corp certification covers the 5 key impact areas of

2021-08-25 06:54:50

H&M Foundation’s Global Change Award looking for climate-focused fashion innovations

After a Covid-19-related pause, the H&M Foundation's Global Change Award is back. The fashion innovation challenge, now in its sixth year, will accept proposals beginning Aug. 25. Unlike

2021-08-10 08:47:03

The Mills Fabrica opens its latest hub in London

Mills Fabrica, a worldwide platform for sustainable and social innovation in apparel and textiles, has launched its latest hub in London’s King’s Cross this month. The building, a three-story

2017-09-21 15:00:00

New greener ways of producing synthetic fibres in the offing

Silk is one of the most promising green biomaterials, and could be the perfect replacement for nylon and polyester based clothing. Study by researchers from the University of Sheffield in the UK

2014-02-14 11:30:00

Nature of fashion show to opens at Killerton House

The exhibition, Nature of Fashion to display the raw materials used for some of the most glamorous clothing from the 1700s to the present day will opens on Saturday at Killerton House, near Exeter