"Cotton Sustainability" News Archive

Zara’s “Join Life” campaign guarantees improved environmental and social procedures in the production of its garments, along with improved manufacturing techniques and the most sustainable raw materials.

In addition, Adidas will only use recycled polyester from 2024.

Cariuma’s success is backed by sustainable and vegan values, using 100% natural and recycled materials for the creation of its products.

With the help of Jeanologia, Ralph Lauren’s “Color on Demand” system consumes much less water and chemicals and enables the dyeing process to recycle the water that is used.

Inspired by minimalism and nature, Babytoly is an environmentally conscious brand dedicated to the sustainable production of 100% organic cotton yarns in Anatolia - Turkey by women artisans.

Sourcing luxury, as well as recycled fabrics from low-impact mills, London-based designer brand Tove, explores the balance between femininity and modernity.

Saving the world is what iconic fashion brand Stella McCartney has aspired to do since the British designer founded her brand more than two decades ago.

As one of the brand’s new ethical initiatives, Ted Baker has launched a new sustainable suit made from recycled plastic bottles.

Acknowledging its mission of empowering women, People Tree partners with Creative Handicrafts, giving women from less fortunate backgrounds opportunities to learn, work and thrive.

As the world’s largest user of sustainable cotton, the H&M Group is a pioneer member of The Better Cotton Initiative, playing a key role in helping communities thrive whilst protecting the environment.