LONDON – Most major fashion brands and retailers are now taking action to source more sustainable raw materials for their products, according to Textile Exchange’s new Materials Benchmark report.
Published today, the report is based on data submitted by 394 companies, including brands, retailers and their subsidiaries, and aims to provide an overview of how the industry is moving towards adopting ‘preferred’ materials.
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