Textile Exchange announces Ryan Young Climate+ Award winners

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DUBLIN – On the opening day of Textile Exchange’s (TE) Textile Sustainability Conference, the organisation has announced the winners of the inaugural Ryan Young Climate+ Awards.

Representatives of environmental organisation Fibershed, printwear company Mantis World, Spanish textile innovator Recover, ‘sustainable’ apparel manufacturer Coyuchi, recycled material supplier Säntis Textiles, and menswear firm Tact & Stone have been labelled climate leaders for their contributions to the industry.

Beth Jensen, Textile Exchange’s Climate+ strategy director, commented: “It is exciting to honour several award recipients who are just starting out in their careers alongside others who have been driving impact reduction for many years.”

DUBLIN – On the opening day of Textile Exchange’s (TE) Textile Sustainability Conference, the organisation has announced the winners of the inaugural Ryan Young Climate+ Awards.

Representatives of environmental organisation Fibershed, printwear company Mantis World, Spanish textile innovator Recover, ‘sustainable’ apparel manufacturer Coyuchi, recycled material supplier Säntis Textiles, and menswear firm Tact & Stone have been labelled climate leaders for their contributions to the industry.

Beth Jensen, Textile Exchange’s Climate+ strategy director, commented: “It is exciting to honour several award recipients who are just starting out in their careers alongside others who have been driving impact reduction for many years.”

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