zero waste fashion | YnFx - Part 14

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2020-11-02 10:21:00

Sateri establishes its sustainable 2030 vision

The fashion industry required the investment of all participants of the supply chain to innovate and integrate sustainability into The world’s largest viscose producer, Sateri has launched its

2020-10-19 13:34:37

Prada’s Re-Nylon gives into ready-to-wear

Prada is exchanging its patented virgin nylon for a new launch called “regenerate”. The Italian luxury brand is equipped to incorporate the Re-Nylon material into a wider spectrum of ready

2020-10-08 11:14:37

What is milk fiber?

Milk fiber is a bio-based semi-synthetic fiber that utilises casein protein extracted from the waste milk such as sour and spoiled milk and is then processed with certain chemicals and synthetic

2020-09-01 12:21:15

H&M partners with AQUA to reuse recycled bottles

AQUA, an Indonesian drinking water brand and the Swedish fashion house H&M has launched an initiative to make a collection for children from recycled plastic bottles. The collection

2020-09-01 11:52:29

Timberland enforces its circular targets

To keep up with the current shift into circularity the brand Timberland has announced its products will have a net positive impact on the environment. The brand wants to give back more than it takes

2020-08-31 13:17:27

Meryl® to provide quality and sustainability

Meryl® are now allowed to produce using the Global Recycled Standard (GRS) certification utilizing the INVISTA recycled nylon 6.6 polymer. Meryl® will retain its world-renowned quality yarn

2020-08-27 13:09:27

Puma x Streamateria x Liviging Colours work towards sustainable future

Puma joins hands with Streamateria to explore sustainable alternatives for designing and dying textiles in its latest biodegradable project that features biodegradable lifestyle and performance

2020-08-21 12:23:18

Printing technology to reduce textile wastage

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation has estimated that 87% of the total fiber inputs used in the clothing industry end up in landfills or incinerators. Only 1% of the textile produced for clothing is

2020-07-17 12:16:15

ThredUp collaborates with Frame to join the circular economy

ThredUp has come out with an interesting offer for denim users who want to shed away their excess apparel. They have collaborated with a premium denim brand Frame and have announced a trading

2020-06-22 10:27:20

A new sustainable version for cellulose fiber

An ambitious vision for man-made cellulosic fibres (MMCF), Such as viscose, modal and lyocell, to make a more sustainable textile business was summarized in a new report from two global

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