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Hong Kong PolyU & Hang Seng Bank launches fashion challenge
Hang Seng Bank and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (“PolyU”) have partnered to launch the Hang Seng x PolyU Sustainable Future Challenge: Textile and Fashion ("the Challenge"). Young
Vegan leather start-up Revoltech raises funding
German startup Revoltech, has announced the closing of a seven-figure seed round for LOVR, a leather alternative comprised of hemp fibers from CBD product leftovers. The funding will be used to
Nanollose partners with Von Holzhausen to supply vegan leather
Nanollose Limited, a leading bio-materials company focused on commercializing scalable technology to create fibers and fabrics with low environmental impact, is pleased to announce that it has
Guess & Homeboy Recycling launches in-store recycling program
American fashion brand, Guess, has launched an in-store customer recycling program in collaboration with Homeboy Recycling, a certified and award-winning social enterprise, in honor of Earth
US apparel groups endorse Ocean Shipping Reform Act
The Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 2021 has been endorsed by a coalition of 152 firms and trade organizations representing US importers, exporters, transportation providers, and other supply chain
Huue partners with Ginkgo Bioworks to accelerate production of bio-based indigo
Huue, a California-based biotech startup pioneering sustainable bio-based dyes for the fashion industry, has announced a partnership with Boston-based Ginkgo Bioworks, which is creating the leading
Allbirds proposes 10 new sustainability commitments
As part of its continuous efforts to rescue the world, Allbirds, Californian footwear, and clothing company recognized for its innovative materials and aggressive carbon-neutral ambitions have
7 For All Mankind introduces sustainable collection using deadstock fabrics
Portuguese designers and Central Saint Martin alums Marta Marques and Paulo Almeida, have debuted their second collaboration with the American denim brand, 7 For All Mankind, called Marques'
Accessories brand Cacto becomes carbon-negative
Cacto, a Mexican-American accessories brand that claims to be the first carbon-negative apparel company in the Americas, believes that carbon neutrality is no longer enough. Cacto makes organic
What are the environmental impacts of soy fabric?
Soy fibers have certain pros and cons associated with it and are difficult to categorize them as entirely low impact fibers. Starting off with their cultivation, many farmers utilise genetically