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Bangladesh going towards circular economy through its fashion waste
As the country's major part of the economy is dependent on the garment industry, it sees its way to effect change with circularity.  Global fashion Agenda, together with partners this
H&M and M&S join hands to tackle textile waste in Bangladesh
Along with more than 30 brands, manufacturers and recyclers, H&M and Marks & Spencer are also taking initiatives to work on recycling projects to reduce textile waste in Bangladesh. Global
How is ramie fiber made?
Ramie belongs to the family of nettle plants. It is a hardy perennial plant. From underground rhizomes, it produces a larger number of unbranched stems. The plant can grow to a height of 1-2.5m.
Genomatica to increase Bio-based nylon-6 by 50 times with Aquafil
Genomatica collaborated with Aquafil to develop a demonstration-scale facility to produce the largest quantity of 100% renewable nylon-6. This partnership has surfaced due to the increasing demands
The advancement of Quebec's Technical Textile Industry
The ever-increasing pace of change experienced throughout the textile industry has compelled companies in virtually every sector to craft various approaches to harness these changes and maybe more
New fund helps apparel industry to invest beyond sustainability
Innovation hubs Fashion for Good and The Mills Fabrica have teamed up with the C&A Foundation to launch an investment fund that will aim to “spearhead systemic change in the apparel and footwear
Aditya Birla Fashion and Intellcap for circular apparel innovation factory
Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd (ABFRL) are joining a unique and pioneering industry-led platform, 'Circular Apparel Innovation Factory' (CAIF) in collaboration with Intellecap. CAIF is
Apparel Industry is Moving Online
Today, if anyone asks you the question as to how far is your nearest mall, where you shop for your clothes, the answer should be "not far from my where my mobile is". An e-commerce app, in the
Fabrics could be the next big thing
Humans have been using fabric to create shelter for thousands of years. If a set of groundbreaking researchers and designers have their way, however, applications of textile-based architectural
A garment worker now the new face of fashion
Ever wondered who cut, dyed or stitched your designer dress? Now, a few ethical brands are giving those nameless ‘karigar credit, and a share of the social media spotlight. Laxmiben Karamta,
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