December/January 2018
Issue #82
Features
David Styles examines the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the rights of Bangladeshi garment workers, relevant legislation and the Bangladesh Accord.
A survey commissioned by Stella McCartney has assessed the life cycle of man-made cellulosic fibres. Tom Hinchcliffe outlines what this research has revealed.
Opinion
Phil Patterson asks whether pollution from salt will always be a problem when dyeing cotton textiles.
News
Tencel luxe, Lenzing’s wood-based filament yarn targeted at the high-end fashion market has been unveiled at a luxury Parisian Launch event. David Styles reports.
Reverse Resources calls for the remanufacturing of textile waste to improve supply chain transparency and to create new circular business models.
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