Everything you want to know about the sustainability of the textile and fashion industry
As time goes on, more and more new and innovative materials continue to appear in the fashion industry. In many cases, brands and companies producing these new materials put out various claims, such as the eco-friendliness of their products or certain fashion-forward ‘green’ initiatives, which are not actually verified by independent bodies. This raises concerns and requires a deeper look into the transparency of such new products and ultimately emphasizes the need for more responsible measures to be taken by industry players.
The textile industry is a cornerstone of global manufacturing, contributing significantly to the economy. However, it also presents substantial environmental challenges, mainly due to its
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Novel textiles are revolutionizing industries by blending cutting-edge technology with traditional fabric, creating smart materials that adapt to environmental stimuli and offer unprecedented functionality in fashion, healthcare, and sports.
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Piñatex represents a fashionable, more sustainable alternative to leather. In order to reach its full market potential, it must become more readily accessible.
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Banana fibers have emerged as an alternative to traditional fabrics and are used to manufacture a wide array of textiles.
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While cotton is the most abundant natural fiber, other plant-based natural fibers have become increasingly popular such as hemp, which is derived from the Cannabis sativa plant.
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