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Under Armour, Celanese introduce eco-freindly fiber, Neolast
US athletic apparel brand Under Armour has partnered with specialty materials company Celanese Corporation to unveil Neolast, a sustainable alternative fiber designed for performance stretch
Mango employees to receive sustainable training
Spanish fashion brand Mango is teaming up with the Centre for Higher Education in Fashion Design (CSDMM) at the Polytechnic University of Madrid to enhance its sustainability understanding. The
PULSAR launches sustainable Life Collection
PULSAR®, a renowned name in technical and protective performance apparel, introduces its new 'Life collection,' an extensive range of environmentally responsible hi-visibility garments designed for
Lenzing introduces fossil-free process for stretch fabrics
Lenzing is tackling the fashion industry's dependency on fossil-fuel-based synthetics with a groundbreaking process. The Tencel lyocell manufacturer has unveiled a method that allows the wood-based
Fashion for Good launches Rewear project for circular fashion
Netherlands-based sustainable innovation platform Fashion for Good is taking a significant step towards addressing textile waste through its newly launched Rewear project. The initiative, unveiled
Laser Photonics' laser systems revolutionize garment manufacturing
Laser Photonics Corporation (LPC), a leading global developer of CleanTech laser systems, emphasizes the significant applications of its industrial laser systems in the garment manufacturing
ZymoChem secures funding for eco-friendly textile innovation
ZymoChem, an American biomanufacturer, has successfully raised $21 million in a Series A funding round, led by Breakout Ventures, with participation from Lululemon Athletica Inc., Toyota Ventures
AQUAIR achieves 100% Vegan seal for ethical production
AQUAIR® prioritizes high technical, ecological, and ethical standards in its unique product design, now reinforced by the "100% Vegan" seal. This certification is awarded by Pirmasens Testing and
Scientists develop technology to separate elastane from fabrics
Scientists at Aarhus University in Denmark have introduced a new technology capable of isolating elastane, the stretchy material in fabrics, from other fibers. The breakthrough involves using a
Arvind, Gap Inc. partner to transform water management
Arvind Ltd., an Indian textile conglomerate, and US apparel company Gap Inc. have announced the opening of the Global Water Innovation Centre for Action (GWICA) at Arvind's Santej unit. This
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