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Sustainable Innovations Using Castor Oil: From Toothbrushes to Tights
London-based SURI and UK-based SNAG are using castor oil to create sustainable and high-performing products, such as electric toothbrushes and tights, highlighting a shift towards renewable resources and circular economy models.
Sustainable Innovations Using Castor Oil: From Toothbrushes to Tights
London-based SURI and UK-based SNAG are using castor oil to create sustainable and high-performing products, such as electric toothbrushes and tights, highlighting a shift towards renewable resources and circular economy models.
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44% Bias Score
Amsterdam Fashion Week Adopts Copenhagen's Sustainability Standards
Amsterdam Fashion Week (AFW) has partnered with Copenhagen Fashion Week, adopting its sustainability requirements for participating brands, focusing on circularity, animal welfare, and fair labor practices; these requirements will be mandatory for all brands from September 2024.
Amsterdam Fashion Week Adopts Copenhagen's Sustainability Standards
Amsterdam Fashion Week (AFW) has partnered with Copenhagen Fashion Week, adopting its sustainability requirements for participating brands, focusing on circularity, animal welfare, and fair labor practices; these requirements will be mandatory for all brands from September 2024.
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28% Bias Score
Netherlands Sees Boom in Vintage Clothing Stores Amidst Fast Fashion Concerns
The number of vintage clothing stores in the Netherlands increased from 516 in early 2013 to 723 in July 2024, while the number of thrift stores decreased slightly. North and South Holland have the most vintage stores, while Flevoland has the fewest. The rise in fast fashion is a growing concern for...
Netherlands Sees Boom in Vintage Clothing Stores Amidst Fast Fashion Concerns
The number of vintage clothing stores in the Netherlands increased from 516 in early 2013 to 723 in July 2024, while the number of thrift stores decreased slightly. North and South Holland have the most vintage stores, while Flevoland has the fewest. The rise in fast fashion is a growing concern for...
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44% Bias Score
Dr. Hakan Karaosman: Reshaping Sustainable Fashion Through Systemic Reform
Dr. Hakan Karaosman, an Associate Professor at Politecnico di Milano and Visiting Scholar at University College Dublin, uses his expertise in sustainable fashion and supply chain management to advocate for ethical labor practices and structural reform in the fashion industry, impacting policies and ...
Dr. Hakan Karaosman: Reshaping Sustainable Fashion Through Systemic Reform
Dr. Hakan Karaosman, an Associate Professor at Politecnico di Milano and Visiting Scholar at University College Dublin, uses his expertise in sustainable fashion and supply chain management to advocate for ethical labor practices and structural reform in the fashion industry, impacting policies and ...
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40% Bias Score
Andalusian Government Launches Fashion Support Program
The Andalusian regional government announced a new program to support its fashion industry, including a major exhibition in Seville ("Andalusian Fashion in 21st-Century Culture") from October to December 2024, featuring 90 designs by 18 Andalusian designers, and financial aid for designers and fashi...
Andalusian Government Launches Fashion Support Program
The Andalusian regional government announced a new program to support its fashion industry, including a major exhibition in Seville ("Andalusian Fashion in 21st-Century Culture") from October to December 2024, featuring 90 designs by 18 Andalusian designers, and financial aid for designers and fashi...
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24% Bias Score
Sustainable Fashion: Cost and Identification Remain Major Barriers
A new report by Zalando and GlobeScan finds that 74% of consumers want to dress more sustainably, but high cost (41%) and difficulty identifying sustainable garments (27%) are major barriers. The report highlights the industry's challenge in balancing consumer demand with environmental responsibilit...
Sustainable Fashion: Cost and Identification Remain Major Barriers
A new report by Zalando and GlobeScan finds that 74% of consumers want to dress more sustainably, but high cost (41%) and difficulty identifying sustainable garments (27%) are major barriers. The report highlights the industry's challenge in balancing consumer demand with environmental responsibilit...
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36% Bias Score
Fashion
Fifteen new creative directors will debut collections in September, but brands like Chanel and Dior are already showcasing their new designers' work at the Venice Film Festival, using the event as a soft launch.
Fashion
Fifteen new creative directors will debut collections in September, but brands like Chanel and Dior are already showcasing their new designers' work at the Venice Film Festival, using the event as a soft launch.
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16% Bias Score
Cannabis Fashion: Pairing Products with Outfits
This article explores ten cannabis-themed fashion pairings, suggesting outfits and cannabis products with matching colors and styles, ranging from high-end to casual.
Cannabis Fashion: Pairing Products with Outfits
This article explores ten cannabis-themed fashion pairings, suggesting outfits and cannabis products with matching colors and styles, ranging from high-end to casual.
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60% Bias Score
Fashion Executives Shift Focus to Sustainability
Former fashion executives Jane Shepherdson, Patrik Frisk, and Gemma Metheringham are now pursuing sustainability initiatives, including textile recycling (Frisk), clothing rental (Shepherdson), and secondhand market research (Metheringham), reflecting a growing industry shift towards responsible pra...
Fashion Executives Shift Focus to Sustainability
Former fashion executives Jane Shepherdson, Patrik Frisk, and Gemma Metheringham are now pursuing sustainability initiatives, including textile recycling (Frisk), clothing rental (Shepherdson), and secondhand market research (Metheringham), reflecting a growing industry shift towards responsible pra...
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40% Bias Score
France Targets Shein and Temu with Groundbreaking Ultra-Fast Fashion Law
France passed a world-first law targeting Shein and Temu, imposing eco-taxes up to €10 per garment by 2030, banning their advertising, and ending free returns, aiming to curb the environmental impact of ultra-fast fashion and reduce impulsive purchases, amid concerns that 35 clothing items are disca...
France Targets Shein and Temu with Groundbreaking Ultra-Fast Fashion Law
France passed a world-first law targeting Shein and Temu, imposing eco-taxes up to €10 per garment by 2030, banning their advertising, and ending free returns, aiming to curb the environmental impact of ultra-fast fashion and reduce impulsive purchases, amid concerns that 35 clothing items are disca...
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52% Bias Score
Rising Costs Force Australian Retailers to Axe Free Returns
Australian retailers are increasingly eliminating free returns due to rising costs, with only 14 percent offering this service in 2024 compared to 49 percent in 2018, impacting customer experience and sustainability, as some companies now landfill returned items.
Rising Costs Force Australian Retailers to Axe Free Returns
Australian retailers are increasingly eliminating free returns due to rising costs, with only 14 percent offering this service in 2024 compared to 49 percent in 2018, impacting customer experience and sustainability, as some companies now landfill returned items.
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44% Bias Score
China's Textile Industry Achieves Significant Carbon Emission Reduction
China's textile sector, a global production and consumption hub, reduced its carbon emission intensity by over 60 percent from 2005-2022, driven by technological advancements and national dual-carbon goals, with leading enterprises further reducing intensity by 14 percent in the last two years.
China's Textile Industry Achieves Significant Carbon Emission Reduction
China's textile sector, a global production and consumption hub, reduced its carbon emission intensity by over 60 percent from 2005-2022, driven by technological advancements and national dual-carbon goals, with leading enterprises further reducing intensity by 14 percent in the last two years.
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28% Bias Score
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