Fashion waste is costing the global economy more than $400 BILLION every year, according to a recent World Economic Forum report. And this is just the economic impact of fashion waste, Beyond economic loss, fashion waste leads to environmental
Cotton is a natural seed fibre derived from the cotton plant. It is the second most common fibre used today after Polyester, making up 26-35% of the textile market. Cotton is a natural and renewable resource, which is good but can have an extr
Today, the regular use of petroleum-based products and other non-renewable assets are depleting the world’s natural resources. In addition to the damage caused by this depletion, the use of these natural resources has resulted in serious enviro
In today's fast-fashion market, how to use multifunctional design to achieve the balance of environmental protection and fashion is still worth exploring.Source AUTEX 2009 World Textile Conference J. Cunha, A. C. Broega University of Minho, Sch
Climate change is undoubtedly one of, if not, the biggest challenge of our lifetime. It is and will affect everyone on this planet and our futureIn 2018, the Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action came into being and contained the ambitiou
The two most important actions required to make the fashion industry sustainable are bringing transparency in the supply chain and providing digital credentials for consumers to choose sustainable products
Companies are making efforts to becoming more eco-friendly — but there’s no doubt some are simply greenwashing to sell more clothes. This podcast makes you aware of how to spot greenwashing in fashion and make sure your purchases are actually s
Being Fashion, the second largest polluting industry in the world, it is of high relevance to integrate the targets of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals into this industry. The aim of the commitment, is to tackle the environmental and social