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Francesca's to launch resale program with ThredUp
Women’s boutique chain Francesca's has announced to launch of a resale program named "Forever Francesca's" in an effort to reduce fashion waste. The brand will collaborate with ThredUP, one of the
Milliken successfully eliminates PFAS in its textiles
The textile division of Milliken & Company is the first multi-market textile producer located in the US to successfully eliminate all per and polyfluoroalkyl compounds (commonly known as PFAS)
OCA reports surge in farmers committed to organic cotton
The Organic Cotton Accelerator (OCA), a multi-stakeholder organization devoted to organic cotton, announced the release of its annual Farm Programme Impact Report, which marks the beginning of a
Hohenstein to create New textile microplastic standard
Testing service provider Hohenstein, with the help of the project partners Trigema, Freudenberg, DBL ITEX, and Paradies, has developed a new, standardized test procedure for identifying and
Gucci launches Circular Hub to drive sustainable manufacturing in Italy
Gucci has announced the launch of circular luxury hub in Italy. The hub's mission is to promote the adoption of circular operations in the region's fashion sector. The open platform, known as
PVH Corp joins fibre-to-fibre consortium formed by Carbios
PVH Corp., the owner of brands including Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, has joined a consortium for circular fashion that was established by the biotech business Carbios along with On, Patagonia,
RePEaT licenses polyester chemical recycling technology to Zhejiang
RePEaT Co., Ltd. said that it has signed into a deal with Zhejiang Jianxin Jiaren New Materials Co., Ltd., the first firm in the world to receive a license from RePEaT, to license its chemical
Haelixa, Woolmark, Vitale to trace origin of wool
Swiss traceability company, Haelixa, The Woolmark Company, the prestigious Italian wool fabric mill Vitale Barberis Canonico (VBC), took part in a trial to trace Australian wool fibers up to the
Dr Martens launches collection using deadstock material
UK footwear brand, Dr Martens to launch its new Made In England Deadstock collection- a new collection of footwear made from surplus materials, respecting the importance of all materials and giving
Thirty-three brands sign onto new Pakistan Accord
The International Safety Accord for Pakistan has secured 33 signatories, with the most recent companies to do so being Primark, Next plc, Asos, and C&A. Almost 300 factories in the South
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