April/May 2018

Issue #84

Features
It’s currently the biggest environmental talking point in the textile industry, but how on earth can we start to tackle the problem of microfibre pollution?
Andrew Olah is the CEO of Olah Inc. which runs Kingpins, the first denim supply chain event launched back in 2004. He started Kingpins Transformers in Amsterdam ten years later.
Now, more so than ever, definitive answers are in short supply for those who work in Bangladesh’s largest industry.
Opinion
Double bluff, double standards or double dutch – what is going on in the world of fashion and sustainability? Asks Phil Patterson.
It is a cruel irony that an event designed to engender sustainability in a sector crying out for an ethical and environmental overhaul would find itself financially unsustainable.
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