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Cone Denim offers verified material details via Higg MSI
US-based Cone Denim has recently taken a giant step forward in its quest for total transparency. The denim mill has introduced a new service that makes it easier for consumers to assess the
NZ wool sector focusing on microfibre
The wool market that used to make up 26 percent of New Zealand’s exports is now hoping to position itself as more sustainable than synthetic alternatives by capitalising on the growing
Paradise Textiles, Kintra Fibers launch bio-synthetic material garment
Paradise Textiles, the innovation division of Alpine Group, has collaborated with Kintra Fibers, a leader in bio-based fibers, to produce the first garment made from Kintra’s bio-synthetic
Better Cotton to standardise measurements for cotton production
Better Cotton has joined the global non-profit alliance, Cascale, in a three-year project aimed at standardising Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methods across the cotton industry. The new methodology
Lycra to present new bio-derived fiber innovations
The Lycra Company, known for its innovation in sustainable fiber solutions, will participate in the 63rd Dornbirn World Fiber Congress (GFC) in Austria and will showcase updates to its
Dimension-Polyant launches sustainable X-Pac VX21
Dimension-Polyant introduces the X-Pac® VX21 Ocean Edition (OE) for its X-Pac waterproof laminates used in packs and bags. The new X-Pac VX21 OE laminate features a face fabric made from
AMSilk Fibers show lower environmental impact than traditional silk
An independent "Cradle-to-Gate" Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) has found that fibres produced by biomaterials company AMSilk have a "significantly" reduced environmental footprint compared to
Blackfabric and Cobratex develop bamboo-based composite reinforcements
Blackfabric, based in Barcelona, Spain, has partnered with Cobratex from Corbonne, France, to create a series of woven bidirectional fabrics using bamboo tapes for composite reinforcement. The
LYCRA Company partners with Qore to produce bio-derived elastane
The LYCRA Company has joined forces with Qore, a collaboration between Cargill and HELM, to make the world’s first large-scale bio-derived elastane. LYCRA introduced bio-derived elastane in 2014,
The Lycra Company develops sustainable corn-based spandex
The Lycra Company is creating a more sustainable alternative to traditional spandex, which is typically made from petroleum, by using corn-based fiber technology. In a discussion, Lycra's
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