In a groundbreaking development, researchers have introduced a chemical processing technique capable of converting old fabrics into reusable molecules—a potential game-changer for textile …

Today, news out of Vietnam and Germany, respectively, highlight that NEXTEVO and AMSilk are making significant strides in sustainable textile innovation. These companies are addressing environmental …

A new report out today by Sustainabelle Advisory Services, backed by Kering and the Laudes Foundation, offers an in-depth look at the current and future landscape of material innovations in the …

Researchers at the ATLAS Institute at the University of Colorado Boulder have developed an innovative DIY machine that produces textile fibers from sustainable materials, such as gelatin. This …

Stand.earth's 2024 Clean Energy Close Up report highlights significant gaps in decarbonization efforts among eleven major fashion brands, with Lululemon's recent shortcomings brought into sharper focus following the greenwashing allegations filed against the company earlier this year.

Annually, 60 billion garments, representing up to 40% of production, are left unsold, relegated to warehouses, or destined for residence in a landfill. This surplus amplifies the industry’s carbon footprint and compounds its waste epidemic.

Companies like H&M Group face an uphill battle in their efforts to enhance sustainability and equity within their operations. Despite marginal progression across various categories, particularly in emissions, water usage, and chemical management, these companies continue to operate within a global economic system that incentivizes overproduction, pollution, and exploitation.

The luxury fashion maker Gucci has been in the spotlight recently over using carbon credits to hit its carbon goals -- an offshoot of a Guardian story that said it has quit working with a company …