LONDON – UK waste recycling charity WRAP has launched a ‘circular design toolkit’, part of its flagship Textiles 2030 project, which is described as the world’s most ambitious 10-year environmental programme for clothing and textiles.
The toolkit has been designed to help textile organisations embed circular design principles into their design and product development processes to maximise the life of garments, select the most sustainable materials and ensure they are designed to be recycled.
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