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Natalie Grillon is the Executive Director of the Open Apparel Registry, an open-source tool that maps garment facilities worldwide and assigns a unique ID number to each one. She has unmatched experience in supply chain management and transparency.

Setting guidelines for circular jeans, the Jeans Redesign Project was initiated by the Ellen MacArthur foundation to bring together fashion brands and transform the way denim is produced.

With sustainable denim high in demand, Italian textile company Officina+39 has found a way to revamp denim production processes.

Dying fabrics with bacteria, Vienna Textile Lab presents an exciting opportunity for the textile industry in order to provide a high-quality alternative to synthetic dyes.

Presenting various economic benefits and endless creative possibilities, digital printing could take over the textile and fashion industries. Should it be implemented on a large scale?

With the intended goal of becoming a circular fashion company, Adidas is pulling out all the stops to end its plastic waste via its Three Loop Strategy.

Made from renewably grown beech trees, MicroModal is a strong contender for sustainable fibers, that is as soft as silk and as breathable as cotton.

Created by Italian denim mill Candiani, Kitotex® is a breakthrough in water-saving technology that recycles the exoskeletons of crustaceans to create biodegradable yarn.

Although the fashion industry has taken measures to address carbon emissions, here's what it needs to do to make its practices more sustainable and less wasteful of water.

In an interview with the Founder of The Rubbish Fashion Company, Frankie Phillips gives CommonShare her insights on what makes the fashion industry so problematic, how companies can improve on transparency and where the company is currently at in terms of their sustainability goals.