Editorial Staff
David Styles
Having begun his career with MCL as a News Editor across the publisher’s various titles, David Styles is now the Deputy Editor of 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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VF restructuring sees Kontoor emerge
Monday, 10 December 2018GREENSBORO – VF Corporation has announced that Kontoor Brands, Inc. will be the name given to the...
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Denim mill takes indigo dyeing to absolute limit
Friday, 07 December 2018REINACH – Thailand-based Absolute Denim says it has switched 100 per cent of its indigo denim...
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Inclusive fashion a UK government priority
Monday, 03 December 2018LONDON – The British Government has announced its plan to recruit a Fashion Disability Champion...
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Finland looks to forests for clothing inspiration
Monday, 10 December 2018HELSINKI - A team at Aalto University has, through the use of Ioncell technology, designed and...
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Online map highlights modern slavery risk areas
Tuesday, 04 December 2018LONDON – A new online platform created by Transparency in Supply Chains (TISC) will map all calls...
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Worn Again CEO recognised for circularity leadership
Monday, 10 December 2018LONDON – Cyndi Rhoades, CEO of UK-based Worn Again Technologies, has been selected as a finalist in...
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Features
Foundations of change
Monday, 19 November 2018
Upon the launch of most apparel sector initiatives, those organisations which have been instrumental in a start-up’s inception are thanked for their contribution. One name which crops up more often than most is C&A Foundation.
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Editor's Pick
Hard Talk: fashion's blind spot
Wednesday, 05 December 2018
Tim Wilson spent 25 years helping retailers discover more about their supply base. Here, the former CEO of Historic Futures, talks passionately about why transparency is so critical to the apparel sector.
