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Madaluxe group led "Reflaunt" leading in the luxury sector
Resale-as-a-service technology company Reflaunt which empowers global fashion brands to embrace circularity, announces its huge success of $2.7 million in the pre-series which was invested by
Isreal launches Re-Born Textiles programme to deal with textile waste
Isreal has launched its first circular economy platform in textiles called Re-Born Textiles. It the first circular management systems for textile waste. Revital Nadiv and Viktoria Kanar have
ThredUp collaborates with Frame to join the circular economy
ThredUp has come out with an interesting offer for denim users who want to shed away their excess apparel. They have collaborated with a premium denim brand Frame and have announced a trading
Shoppers ought to sustainability at the right price
More than three-quarters of fashion customers want to shop more sustainably – but only 39 per cent would be willing to pay more for ethical brands, according to a new report. The survey of more
Stella Tennant wants you to stop buying new clothes
This might sound strange, but if you were to take all the water you would be able to drink in the next 13 years, you would have the amount that it takes to make one T-shirt and a pair of jeans. Yet
Clothing sales are up, but the lifespan of clothes is shorter
People are buying more clothing today than they did 15 years ago. But they’re only wearing it half as long. That means clothing production and sales are both on the rise, and so is the amount
The sustainable purchaser
Fast fashion - If you’re asked to name high-emitting industries, one important contributor and very mandatory product might not quickly come to mind: clothing. The fashion industry contributes
Rwanda govt plan to waive 25pc customs duty on imported fabric
The Ministry of Trade and Industry confirmed that there is a plan to waive the 25 percent Customs duty on imported fabric, a move that is meant to boost the production of locally-made garments. But
Zero waste textile initiative launched in SF
The Zero Waste Textile Initiative launched on Wednesday, is the first effort of its kind in a major U.S. city and will help San Francisco achieve its goal of zero waste by 2020, according to the
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