"Circular Fashion" News Archive

Athleta leads sustainable fashion by integrating Ambercycle's Cycora, aligning with its mission-driven ethos and B Corp certification to reduce environmental impact.

Doing its part to reduce waste in one of the world's most polluting industries, Boyish Jeans is a sustainable brand where each collection focuses on vintage silhouettes with a modern update, all available at an affordable price.

Spinnova secures a EUR 1.9 million grant from Business Finland to advance its SPINNOVA® fiber project, aiming to pioneer pilot-scale production from textile and agricultural waste streams.

The Sak apparel group and Oceanworks have teamed up to deliver innovative products to the market that drastically impacted the environment for the better

The fashion house belonging to the Kering group incorporates replacing leather with mycelium at a time when the industry is increasingly researching sustainable and alternative materials.

The company also unveiled that its iconic luxury cashmere sweater will be its first Cradle to Cradle Certified® product.

Gap Inc. has unveiled its 2023 Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Report, commemorating the company's twentieth year of sustainability reporting and nearly thirty years of sustainability initiatives.

Tommy for Life is a pioneering circular business model that takes pre-owned Tommy Hilfiger and Tommy Jeans pieces as well as damaged items from retail operations to repair for resale, or remix into unique new styles.

H&M boasts a team of dedicated sustainability experts working across its brands to achieve their environmental goals.

Despite strong support from environmental advocates, the New York Fashion Act faces significant resistance from influential trade groups like the AAFA, posing ongoing legislative challenges for the fashion industry.