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Levi Strauss & Co. becomes a member of Fashion for Good
Levi Strauss & Co. has long been a leader in the environmentally friendly design and manufacturing. Many of the most well-known projects – WaterLess®, Screened Chemistry, cottonized hemp –
Oroblù’s Save the Oceans tights made of recycled PET bottles
Bergamo-based Italian multinational RadiciGroup collaborated with the high-end hosiery brand Oroblù owned by CSP International to manufacture the first Oroblù-branded tights made in Italy from
Dockers partners with Waves For Water charity
Dockers have collaborated with Jon Rose, a retired professional surfer, and his Waves for Water charity. In a statement, Rose said that his relationship with Dockers is focused on a mutual
Fashion for Good chooses 14 start-ups for their Accelerator Program
Fashion for Good, the platform for sustainable fashion innovation has gotten the 14 start-ups recently selected for its Accelerator Program. The section of the companies was done from among 22
Lenzing AG launches TENCEL™ Modal fiber with Indigo Color Technology for the denim industry
Combining Indigo Color technology with TENCEL™ branded modal fibers, the Lenzing Group is building up sustainable offerings for the denim industry. Using a one-step spun-dyeing process, the
Duvaltex and Steelcase develops sustainable upholstery using marine plastics
A new option for sustainable upholstery has been developed by the partnership of the SEAQUAL Initiative with Duvaltex and Steelcase. This commercial textile is developed for the partitions and
Kika Simonsen combines fashion, art and sustainability for her label
A Brazilian designer Kika Simonsen in 2015 launched her label which stands out for culture and fashion. The label demonstrates clothing made from recycled textiles with new styles and design ideas
FS Innovations launch eco-friendly dying process called DOPHO-PLUS
FS Innovation has announced the launch of the World’s first sustainable eco-friendly dyeing technology that saves water and energy in the fabric production process. This new innovation in the
Hohenstein Institute launches biodegradability seal for ecological clarity
Most purchases end up in the landfills at the end of its life cycle. Hohenstein Institute advanced to address this problem by developing a biodegradability seal. The biodegradable label has
What is POY?
POY stands for Partially Oriented Yarn (POY). It is the primary form of Polyester yarn and is also known as Polyester Pre-Oriented Yarn. The yarns which are manufactured from polyester chips using