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Sportswear giant set to tap Indian firms
Global sportswear giant Adidas aims at eliminating the use of virgin plastics in its products by 2024 — with a little help from a Maharashtra-based firm — the only one of its kind in
The Edmonton raised more than $40,000 at last year's fabric sale
Grandmothers of Alberta for a New Generation event raised more than $40k last year for AIDS foundation A roll of recycled fabric — several thousands, actually — sold in Edmonton on
UK's First 100% Not-For-Profit Fashion Brand
Origin is the UK's first fully not-for-profit fashion brand, and its founders are hoping to inspire others into a new way of doing business. Tom and Alice Cracknell launched Origin last year, with
H&M dancing down the ages
H&M will trial sales of second-hand and vintage clothes as it seeks to tap into consumers' growing concerns about the environmental cost of fast fashion, its head of sustainability said on
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
An initiative "Paris Good Fashion"
The sustainability roadmap will be unveiled at an event in June, and will focus on how to create a circular economy, improving sourcing and traceability, and making distribution, energy and
High performance company produces 24,000 tons of cotton knit fabric
Since its establishment in 1978 Esquel Group has developed into a high-performance company and produces 24,000 tons of cotton knit fabric and 130 million meters of yarn dyed cotton woven fabric each
A leading player in the luxury and fashionable women's lingerie sector gets a new CEO
Van de Velde NV is a leading player in the luxury and fashionable women’s lingerie sector. It pursues a long-term strategy based on expanding and developing brands around the Lingerie Styling
'Wise Eye' is a unique AI-based inspection system that satisfies the requirements of textile manufacturers
Textile manufacturers at present depend on human efforts to randomly examine the fabric by naked eyes. Due to human factors such as carelessness or physical exhaustion, defect detection by human
Invista targets to add 40,000 tons of nylon 6,6 polymer capacity
Invista has invested more than US$ 600 million in China to support the nylon market, including a 215,000-ton hexamethylenediamine (HMD) plant and the plant at the Shanghai Chemical Industry Park
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