AMSTERDAM – Fashion for Good, a non-profit organisation, has launched a digital platform that provides technical information on ‘sustainable’ textile dyes and dyeing techniques.
Supported by partners including Paradise Textiles, Bestseller, Adidas, Inditex, and Otto International, the aim of the new library is to help fashion brands and manufacturers reduce their environmental impact by using textile dyes, based on both competitive performance and environmental metrics.
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