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DYERECYCLE invents a sustainable dyeing technology
DYERECYCLE, a startup of Imperial College London, UK attempting to recuperate and reuse colors in the fashion and textile industry, has gotten a €200,000 (US$223,415) grant as a part of a Global
SATCoL, Landsec collaborate to initiate textile recycling
Landsec, a major commercial property giant, has teamed up with SATCoL by Salvation Army to add clothing donation banks to some of its retail locations to encourage more healthy and sustainable
BAM to offer supply chain transparency to customers
BAM DNA, a ground-breaking tool for environmental impact assessment and supply chain transparency, was recently introduced by British fashion brand BAM. The retailer is now sharing its insights
Shein to focus on sustainability and transparency
Fast fashion purveyor Shein has been going through something of a makeover in the past two years. Its main LinkedIn page now lists Singapore as its home base rather than China, where the company was
Ganni, Rubi Labs collaborate to drive material innovation
California-based startup Rubi Labs has disclosed a weighty yarn made out of lyocell obtained from captured carbon dioxide in manufacturing waste streams. By trapping greenhouse gases rather than
TEXAID and Avery Dennison transform textile recycling
Avery Dennison, a global leader in digital identification solutions and materials science, has announced a partnership with TEXAID, a well-known European company that specializes in the collection,
Breakthrough in textile recycling by Project Plan B, SATCoL
Polyester materials have been effectively reused once more into raw material as a part of a joint endeavor between the UK's biggest foundation material gatherer and a major corporate wear
End-use textiles to be developed into new materials by Pangaia, Goldwin, and Spiber
The biosphere circulation program from Spiber is a ground-breaking initiative that uses its proprietary fermentation technology to upcycle biobased and biodegradable agricultural and textile waste.
First ever wood-based polyester jacket by Vaude
Vaude, an outdoor clothing brand, and UPM Biochemicals, a supplier of renewable materials, have collaborated to produce outerwear made with bio-based chemicals. In an effort to bridge the gap
BOSS x HeiQ AeoniQ polo shirts launched by HeiQ
The BOSS x HeiQ AeoniQ polo shirt is made by HeiQ AeoniQ, a cutting-edge cellulosic yarn made from certified wood pulp and boasting performance qualities comparable to those of polyester materials.
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