This spring, Accelerating Circularity will launch its Circular Textile System Trials after a year of research.
The Lycra Company and Itochu Corp. launch fibers made from 100 percent textile waste.
Orenda Tribe, Edas and Escvdo are helping uplift artisan makers while stretching beyond fashion to make a community impact.
Numi sat down with WWD to discuss conscious creation and empowering women through fashion.
Engineers at MIT developed self-cooling fabrics from polyethylene, a material often used in plastic bags.
Reformation and FibreTrace partnered to create scannable, traceable denim for conscious consumers.
After a year of ups and downs, ethical fashion brand Voz is reopening its Voz Sanctuary store in a new location.
In its third year, ReFashion Week promotes awareness of New York City’s textile waste issue, drawing wide-reaching fashion support.
Conservative and reassuring textile designs, tactile wools, precious feminine silk and viscose and performance-driven denim options stole the spotlight at the textile trade show’s digital-only event.
The fiber firm’s Indigo Color Technology for Tencel branded Modal fibers seeks to strengthen sustainability in denim.
Fashion has attempted to self-govern to its detriment, according to Fibershed’s Rebecca Burgess, but grassroots could be the critical way forward.
Demand for greater sustainability is being driven by strong consumer demand.
Tricia Carey, director of global business development at the Lenzing Group, on some of the firm’s greatest hits and the sustainability industry at large.
Julien Born, chief commercial officer at The Lycra Company, discusses its take on fiber innovation and sustainability.
Performance, natural fabrics for both men’s suits and women’s ready-to-wear, as well as bold patterns for spring shirts, stole the spotlight at the textile trade show’s first digital-only event.
