Editorial Staff
David Styles
David Styles is a Contributing Editor to Ecotextile News. Through his time with the flagship publication, David has become increasingly interested in exploring the issues of sustainability and workers’ rights in the textile industry. Previously, David achieved a first class honours degree in Journalism at Sheffield Hallam University, alongside working on various freelance projects and events for companies including the BBC and the Royal Television Society.
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PETA urges LVMH to drop fur and exotic skins
Wednesday, 14 April 2021LONDON - The PETA animal rights organisation is set to once again urge luxury...
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Mother of Pearl links up with Onloan
Tuesday, 13 April 2021LONDON - Sustainable fashion brand Mother of Pearl has partnered with online...
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Garment factories to stay open during lockdown
Monday, 12 April 2021DHAKA - The Bangladeshi government has agreed to a plea from garment manufacturers to...
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Sponsored Content
Enhancing Sustainability Through Supply Chain Partnerships
Thursday, 01 April 2021
As bluesign technologies enters its second decade of operations, CEO Jill Dumain says supply chain transparency and partnerships will be essential to keep sustainability on track following the global pandemic. As a former Patagonia executive, Dumain was one of the...
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Levi's joins Fashion for Good initiative
Monday, 12 April 2021SAN FRANCISCO - Denim brand Levi Strauss has joined the Fashion for Good initiative in...
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Death knell sounded for Chinese cotton?
Friday, 09 April 2021Brands and retailers are currently under immense pressure from Chinese politicians and...
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BFC rallies fashion firms to donate fabrics
Thursday, 08 April 2021LONDON – The British Fashion Council (BFC) has teamed up with more than 20 brands,...
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Features
Are the robots coming for garment workers?
Monday, 12 April 2021
As far back as the early 19th century, the Luddites took to breaking the factory machinery that threatened to replace them in violent protests which ended only after mill and factory owners called in the British Army. Fast forward two centuries and it has been...
