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Tommy Hilfiger and thredUP partners to launch resale program
The Tommy Hilfiger brand, owned by PVH Corp, has started a new resale program in the US as part of its effort to become fully circular. The new 360-resale initiative from Tommy Hilfiger and
NTU Singapore and RGE partners to to tackle textile waste
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) and Royal Golden Eagle (RGE), a global resources-based manufacturing group, has launched the RGE-NTU Sustainable Textile Research Centre
The RealReal urges Congress to take circularity into consideration
Luxury consignment marketplace, The RealReal, has encouraged the United States Congress to take circularity into account in the battle against climate change. Allison Sommer, The RealReal's vice
ORTA launches new regenerative cotton NFT for denim sector
ORTA has launched a new NFT for the denim sector, displaying the retro-futuristic style of denim utility wear manufactured from 100% regenerated cotton. The digital display, dubbed The Blueskier
Anthropologie collaborates with Cotton Incorporated’s Blue Jeans Go Green™ Program
Anthropologie is thrilled to announce a partnership with Cotton Incorporated's Blue Jeans Go Green™ program, a pioneer in denim recycling. Customers are asked to send in their pre-loved denim to
Sarla Performance Fibers implementing concept of sustainability in performance fibers
Sarla Performance Fibers Ltd (SPFL) is an ISO 9001:2015 certified firm that has successfully established an international presence for Indian high-performance yarns. The company has evolved from
Furniture company Homebody launches vegan Sofa
Beijing-based furniture company, Homebody, has launched its first product, a modular sectional sofa. The soft is available in four colors and six distinct combinations. Pricing ranges from $3,740
ETI appoints UK Environmental Audit Committee’s Mary Creagh as chair
Mary Creagh has been appointed as the next head of the Ethical Trade Initiative (ETI). Mary Creagh, the new ETI head, is widely known in government for her service as chair of the Environmental
Aid by Trade highlights its success in 2021
In 2021, the non-profit Aid by Trade Foundation generated EUR5.9 million (US$6.1 million) in total revenue, the majority of which (EUR5.2 million) came from its Cotton Made in Africa and The Good
Sorona®, renewably sourced eco-efficient performance fiber
Covation Biomaterials, founded in 2022 in Newark, Delaware, is a leading supplier of bio-based materials solutions. Their main aim is to make bio-based materials available to everyone. They offer a