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Redress winner to partner with leading Chinese fashion brand
Monday, 14 January 2019CHINA - Hong Kong-based NGO Redress has launched the ninth edition of The Redress Design Award,...
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Electrochemical indigo machine debuts in Pakistan
Tuesday, 15 January 2019KARACHI – Technical Color Solution, which supplies a range of technologies to the textile sector...
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AAFA launches new denim finishing safety tool
Friday, 04 January 2019WASHINGTON – The American Apparel and Footwear Association (AAFA) has published a new...
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Bank & Vogue backs fibre recycling technology
Wednesday, 16 January 2019LONDON – Vintage apparel retailer Beyond Retro and its parent company Bank & Vogue have partnered...
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ILO praises Bangladesh minimum wage progress
Monday, 14 January 2019DHAKA – The Bangladesh office of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) has said it is...
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VIDEO: Planet Textiles Pod – Eco-friendly dyeing
Wednesday, 16 January 2019VANCOUVER – CEO and co-founder of Colorifix Orr Yarkoni is committed to making the future of...
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Features
Turning off the tap
Wednesday, 02 January 2019
The Plastic Leak Project is a new multi-stakeholder initiative that kicks off in January 2019, which aims to counter the environmental threat posed by marine plastic pollution using a Life Cycle Analysis approach. Lead by Quantis and Shaping Environmental Action: EA, the new...
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Editor's Pick
Agent of change
Wednesday, 02 January 2019
Described by the chair of the Environmental Audit Committee as having been at the vanguard of textile sector sustainability since the movement began, Dilys Williams is more qualified than most to assess the current state of fashion affairs. She sat down with David...
Job of the Week - Worn Again
Pioneer Member Programme Director, London, UK. Start February 2019.
Worn Again Technologies has developed an innovative chemical recycling process for plastics and end of use polyester and cotton textiles, with the backing of one of the world’s best-known fashion retailers and a major global engineering firm.
Worn Again has developed a Pioneer Member Engagement programme for brands/retailers and manufacturers with an interest to engage in Worn Again’s technology developments, pre-industrialisation, and to gain preferential access to early outputs from industrial plants. The programme is initially intended as a 2 year project, but there is scope for extending this into a second phase.
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