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Hologenix unveils breakthrough CELLIANT print technology
Hologenix, a leader in materials science, aims to make infrared health and wellness benefits accessible to more people. Their flagship product, CELLIANT® infrared (IR) technology, consisting of
IDH's LABS initiative enhances safety for garment workers across Asia
The Life and Building Safety (LABS) program, part of the Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH), dedicated to worker safety in the apparel sector, has successfully enhanced the safety of one million
Beyond.Studio unveils hoodies with physical and digital elements
Tech studio Beyond, known for its expertise in virtual fashion experiences, has introduced a unique fusion of physical and digital elements in their latest offering – three hoodies with a blend of
Living Ink receives funds to expand sustainable algae black pigment
Living Ink, a Colorado-based bio-based pigment manufacturer, has successfully secured $3.5 million to scale its flagship product, Algae Black. This eco-friendly pigment is used by major brands like
Puma explores eco-friendly fiber production from textile waste
Puma, the sportswear giant, is considering the use of Renewcell's dissolving pulp cellulose, derived from cotton-rich textile waste, to produce regenerated fibers like lyocell, modal, viscose,
VEOCEL revolutionizes personal care in Asia-Pacific with carbon-neutral fibers
Lenzing Group's flagship brand, VEOCEL™, has achieved significant milestones in collaborations with top beauty and feminine care brands in the Asia-Pacific region. Notable partners include
BBC teams up with FIRST DOWN for breathable winter capsule collection
New York's Billionaire Boys Club (BBC) has partnered with Japanese outerwear brand FIRST DOWN to unveil a new capsule collection designed for winter. The collection's highlights include two key
CIEL collaborates with Reverse Resources for textile waste innovation
CIEL Textile is making strides in sustainability as its Indian subsidiaries—Aquarelle, Tropic, and Laguna—partner with Reverse Resources (RR). This collaboration involves over 600 stakeholders
Greenpeace uses geolocation to track donated clothing
Greenpeace, the environmental organization, has discovered that a substantial portion of donated clothing doesn't find a second life. In an effort to illustrate this, they placed geolocation devices
On unveils cutting-edge CO2-based garment collection
On, a popular sports brand, has just introduced a remarkable collection of garments made from CO2, marking a significant shift in how the fashion industry approaches sustainability. This new
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