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Tommy Hilfiger take on ‘Make it Possible’ targets
Tommy Hilfiger, a fashion brand, has highlighted a number of environmental and social sustainability targets for the next decade that addresses circularity, resource consumption, inclusivity and
Huntsman Textile Effects launches HIGH IQ Lasting Black
The HIGH IQ®  brand assurance program has been extended by the Huntsman Textile Effects with the launch of its new HIGH IQ Lasting Black eco. The new color retention program is based on
Sugarcane extractions to replace plastic
David Wertheimer, Chanel’s heir has invested funds that aim to develop a technology to extract a substance from sugarcane that could potentially replace plastic and other materials utilised in
Triarchy relaunch brand from denim to sustainable denim
Triarchy is a luxury brand known for its denim styles. It approximately utilizes 2,900 gallons of water to produce one pair of traditional cotton jeans. However, in recent times the brand has set
Cambridge University to lead sustainability leadership program
The Institute of Cambridge University for Sustainability leadership has called out to fashion entrepreneurs and state-ups in England to apply for the ‘Innovators for Sustainable Fashion’, which
Dry Indigo Dye brings new light to sustainability
A Spanish company is known for its research institute, AITEX has certified Tejidos Royo’s Dry Black process as an Eco and Sustainable technology. The textile makers working alongside a machinery
What you need to know about antiviral products
The chief marketing officer of Polygiene stated that lots of interest, involvement and money in the new field of antimicrobial and antiviral treatments have caused many claims and disputes. He
Levi’s denim joins the sustainability club
A product that has entailed over 5 years of research in circular denim design and a partnership with a Swedish recycling textile technology startup, Re:newcell was launched by Levi’s as it’s
Kings of Indigo earns top rating from Good on You
Consumers often rely on third parties to verify sustainability claims as greenwashing becomes common in the fashion industry. The Kings of Indigo, a denim brand, have just received a seal of
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