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Sorting for Circularity Europe Expands to Address Rewearable Textile Crisis
Fashion for Good Unveils Five-year Strategy Shifting to Scale Innovation in Fashion
Sorting for Circularity India Toolkit Launched: Pioneering Partnership Sets India on Path to Next-Gen Textiles Leadeship
In Conversation with Renewcell: The Innovator Turning Worn-out Clothes into Next-gen Materials
Open Letter to the Fashion Industry
Meet the Innovator: Renewcell
In Conversation with Circ: The Innovator Turning Textile Waste into New Materials
Fashion for Good and Spring Lane Capital Report Defines How Project Finance Can Bridge the Innovation Commercialisation Gap
Meet the Innovator: Circ
Supply chain innovation is sorely needed. Who’s going to fund it?
Fashion brands and suppliers are facing more pressure and increased regulations on how products are made and dealt with at end of life, all while dealing with rising costs. The funding required to innovate and upgrade remains elusive.
How Deep Tech Can Drive Sustainability and Profitability in Manufacturing
Companies are facing more pressure to become more sustainable while remaining profitable — and deep tech can help.
What is chemical recycling?
Setting up a sustainable fashion company? It's really possible if you keep these choices in mind.
Despite a brilliant idea, innovative design or strong name, sustainably running a company as a starting entrepreneur can be difficult. [DUTCH ARTICLE]
Can the fashion industry move from recycled bottles to reused threads?
There’s probably enough clothing on the planet that there’s no need to spin another new fibre. In the United States and European Union almost 22 million tonnes of textiles are thrown out every year. The waste is found everywhere from the ocean to the Atacama Desert.
The circular fashion challenge: Can AI help to close the loop?
As the concept of circular fashion has gained traction, researchers and entrepreneurs are developing tools they hope brands will implement to finally close the loop. One of the latest is new AI sorting technology developed by California-based company Refiberd.
What If Polyester Isn’t So Bad After All?
The most-used material in clothing may also be the ultimate recyclable fibre.
In Conversation with Trove: The Innovator Powering the Resale Ecosystem For Brands
Meet the Innovator: Trove
What are circular business models?
Startups Are Vying to Fix One of Fashion’s Fossil-Fueled Secrets
Transferring dye to fabric is incredibly carbon-intensive. Newer sustainable techniques, including coloring with carbon dioxide, may help.