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Is textile recovery the way forward?
An interview was held by Waste 360 with Marisa Adler, a senior consultant at Resource Recycling Systems(RRS) to address textile waste problems in the U.S. The connection of fabric and textiles, the
Sezane's French girl denim turns sustainable
French girl style is a commonly sought aesthetic defined by effortless elegance. And now, Parisian clothing and denim brand Sezane is serving that to customers with an eco-friendly upgrade. The
The Presidential Palace Of Finland instigates the future of textiles
Finland celebrates today its 102 years of independence and Maria Ohisalo, Interior Minister of Finland, will be walking the red carpet tonight wearing the future material for Finland’s No 1 annual
Overlapping seasonality and the five 'Rs' of sustainability
PG DENIM, the designer project by Paolo Gnutti, is ready for several important events scheduled for the autumn with ground-breaking interpretations and a new – increasingly green – business
Critical approach to fashion industry
In a long-ago era before the world worried about climate change, social justice, ecology, etc., sustainable fashion was based on the snob value of pure wool, pure cotton and pure silk. In a
Natural fibers leading nonwoven
A walk through the feminine hygiene and baby diaper aisles is proof enough that natural products are enjoying gains in the nonwovens space. In the past few months, two major feminine hygiene
Goverment lets the fashion industry to thrash our planet
The proposals from Parliament’s Environmental Audit Committee to begin to address the thoroughly outsized contribution of the fashion industry to the trashing of our planet were modest. If they
Fabrics could be the next big thing
Humans have been using fabric to create shelter for thousands of years. If a set of groundbreaking researchers and designers have their way, however, applications of textile-based architectural
Turning old clothes into everything new
Australia has a fashion problem. More than 500,000 tonnes of clothing waste is sent to landfill each year. But a new way of recycling could redirect some of our unwanted textiles from polluting the
Fruit-and-Veg-based fashion
Fruit and vegetables are good for us. We all know that. But what if our clothes counted towards our five a day? Would that make the planet healthier, too? We are told the one thing we can do to
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