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H&M launches new collection made from recycled PET bottles
H&M in partnership with the Danone Aqua has technically transformed plastic bottles from Indonesian beaches into recycled polyester fabric. On January 14th, H&M launched its everyday
UK Universities join hands to create textile from household waste
The research team at the University of York, Leeds, Manchester, Cranfield, Cambridge and University College London have come together to work on a £5.4m project with the Royal College of Art, that
Ratti and Freudenberg attempt to make re-using silk textiles a sustainable process
The Italian Fashion Textile company, Ratti and Freudenberg Performance Materials have been working together on sustainability projects since the beginning of the year. The partners have developed a
Kephi encourages sustainable materials along with a positive mindset
As many brands emphasise and restructure their supply chains to meet growing demands of sustainable practices the fashion label Kepi joins the movement. The founders of the brand launched it to
Thinking MU ensures traceability with a zero-waste initiative
Established in 2008, Thinking MU launches a collection promoting a ready to think concept. The brand has harnessed clothes as a tool for positive change. The four founders, Pepe Barguñó, Miquel
The University of York converts waste to eco-friendly fabrics
The biologists at the University of York are currently working on a revolutionising £5.4m project that aims to convert textile waste into yarns. The Royal College of Art focuses on making the
House of Fluff introduces plant-based fur in its new collection
As animal lovers refuse to buy fur and leather, and although they are marketed as natural, both components undergo heavy chemical treatment before being dispatched for purchase. Faux provides other
H&M strengthen partnership with Renewcell to boost Circulose fibre
H&M’s partnership grows stronger with the Swedish textile recycling company Renewcell, as it takes steps to transition into a more sustainable future.  H&M has announced the
De Gyves transforms its textile waste into compostable coal
The Mexican fashion brand, De Gyves Fashion, has announced the development of a sustainable thermodynamic process, that could transform solid waste and the products of the manufacture of its
IBM and KAYA&KATO work towards implementing blockchain systems
IBM has announced its partnership with a German clothing company KAYA&KATO that aims to develop a blockchain network for the fashion industry. The partnership looks forward to increasing the
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