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Having become a popular wardrobe staple over the years, Jersey fabric is soft, stretchy, and is used for everything from t-shirts to bedsheets. But how sustainable is it?

Luxury Brands are working to become more sustainable

First introduced as a concept in 2013, in demand of transparency and a focus on social accountability, traceability has since expeditiously evolved. Since 2018, FIBRETRACE® has offered brands a technology that has the ability to code (and tag) a fabric through each stage of production - allowing for a fully transparent supply chain.

The concept of gender-neutral clothing not only supports one's fluid identity but also sustainable measures to produce less and keep clothes in use for longer

The eco-friendly alternative to Spandex

What is the Difference Between Micromodal and Cotton

AltMat is transforming agriculture waste into natural yarns and fabrics

Homegrown American Pima cotton with a luxurious twist

This article looks at regular cotton and Ventile in-depth detailing what they have in common and what distinguishes them apart.

Viable apparel businesses should emphasize circularity, determines the UN