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Steiger develops 3D knitted reusable protective facemasks
Swiss flat knitting machine builder Steiger has developed knitting data for 3D knitted protective facemasks, which it is making available to its customers. The Vionnaz headquartered company is also
Pinterest launches shop to support small, sustainable brands
They say data doesn’t lie. And in the case of Pinterest, that means lending support to those in need. Pinterest said today that searches over the last few weeks on its visual discovery platform
Nike designs space hippie footwear
Sportswear brand Nike has developed a new range of footwear that makes use of recycled content and scrap material, reaffirming a commitment to its Move to Zero philosophy. Its Space Hippie shoes
New sustainability goals unveiled by Frank and Oak to be met by 2022
Fashion and lifestyle brand Frank And Oak kicks off 2020 with an increased commitment to sustainability and the announcement of new sustainability goals to be achieved by 2022. The five ambitious
Nike powered by renewable energy
Nike has opened a new distribution centre powered entirely by renewable energy as part of its ambition to reduce its carbon footprint to zero. The company says the 1.5 million square feet centre,
Can self-cooling clothes help in surviving the heatwave in future
I recently spent two years living in Chicago. As a British person adapting to life in America, I faced various struggles: terrible public transport, the complex rules of baseball, the virtual
Clothing sales are up, but the lifespan of clothes is shorter
People are buying more clothing today than they did 15 years ago. But they’re only wearing it half as long. That means clothing production and sales are both on the rise, and so is the amount
ITMA SPEAKERS PLATFORM FEATURE PRESENTATIONS BY INVITED INDUSTRY EXPERTS FOR THE FIRST TIME
Finance forum to add practical insights into textile sector financing and funding 10 May 2019 – An exciting and diverse panel of industry experts has been invited to share future trends,
Dhuri: Making clothes out of Milk
In a world where pollution caused by textiles is a major threat, a brand specialising in eco-friendly fabrics claims it can be a better option for the environment. Meet Madhurima Singh, founder of
The sustainable purchaser
Fast fashion - If you’re asked to name high-emitting industries, one important contributor and very mandatory product might not quickly come to mind: clothing. The fashion industry contributes
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