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LYCRA Co introduces performance fibers made from textile waste
The LYCRA Company, a global leader in fiber and textile solutions for the apparel industry, is proud to announce the introduction of its first performance offerings made entirely of textile waste.
Saving High-End Waste Materials From Landfill
The R Collective is a clothing brand using some of the industry’s highest quality materials, but with a difference: it rescues excess materials from world-leading luxury designers, and
When waste plastic becomes a resource by way of chemical recycling
Plastics are indispensable parts of almost every sector of the economy, with wide-ranging economic, environmental and convenience benefits in their use stage. But increasingly, the sheer volume of
Space Between develops solution to minimize textile waste problem
Space Between, a new green business model for fashion design from Wellington which acts as a platform for social innovation and enterprise developed by Massey University's School of Design, New
VTT develops new production method to turn waste cotton into new fiber
A group of Finnish organizations have launched a project in the course of which the new production technique, cellulose dissolution developed by VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, the largest
Stratasys introduces direct-to-garment printing solution
Stratasys, a 3D printing company, has unveiled a new direct-to-garment printing solution to revolutionize consumer clothing. The addition to their TechStyle printer, the J580, now enables colorful,
Hong Kong researchers unveil color-changing textile powered by AI gestures
A Hong Kong-based research group, the Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence in Design, has created a groundbreaking color-changing textile integrated with a miniature camera, utilizing the power of
SATCoL, Landsec collaborate to initiate textile recycling
Landsec, a major commercial property giant, has teamed up with SATCoL by Salvation Army to add clothing donation banks to some of its retail locations to encourage more healthy and sustainable
End-use textiles to be developed into new materials by Pangaia, Goldwin, and Spiber
The biosphere circulation program from Spiber is a ground-breaking initiative that uses its proprietary fermentation technology to upcycle biobased and biodegradable agricultural and textile waste.
Ambercycle revolutionizing fashion sustainability with regeneration and circularity
Ambercycle, founded by Moby Ahmed and Shay Sethi during their college years at UC Davis, is making waves in the fashion industry with its innovative approach to materials and sustainability. Their