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With textile waste at an all-time high, the fashion industry needs to band together to implement measures to achieve circularity at scale.

With the demand for organic cotton increasing steadily over the last four years, fashion brands are expanding their use of fiber in product lines.

In an increasingly digital world, it’s crucial that fashion brands wishing to meet their sustainability goals are equipped with a digitized supply chain to keep track of their processes.

Fairtrade’s new campaign “Bittersweet” aims to set the record straight for the cocoa farming industry with its stop-motion animation named “Unwrap a Fairer Future”.

Do you know the difference between these fundamental sustainability principles? Learn more about the intricacies between the two and how they can each benefit your brand.

Widely known for its sustainable outdoor and adventure-wear, Patagonia is a long-standing sustainable brand that has benefited from instilling transparency in its core values.

The Make Fashion Circular Initiative was launched to bring together key players from the entire fashion industry to ignite change in the way garments are produced.

With textile companies constantly facing increasing pressure to disclose information about their supply chain information, here are five practices that you can apply to your business for overall improved transparency.

Activewear brand Gildan takes a leap towards transparency as it becomes the new member of the U.S Cotton Protocol under standard owner COTTON USA™.

Thanks to its dissolvable threads, Resortecs® offers a solution to textile waste of apparel at an industrial scale that empowers garment recycling.