A cleaner and fairer supply chain: representation and inclusion are needed for the transition to a low-carbon circular economy

if we knew that polyester releases millions of microplastics with each wash, would we still buy, use and wash and love those pieces?

Regenerative Fund For Nature: conservation organization aims at bringing the luxury world closer to the practices in the establishment of raw material production

From the Ugandan tradition comes the creation of a type of fabric derived from the bark of trees, produced manually with a cost close to zero

Aid is beneficial for the population living under the poverty line – but not in the long-run: Certified ‘B’ Corporations ensure purpose over profit

A Vietnam-based architecture studio build community houses with locally sourced materials taking inspiration for the design from local fashion and colors

A product as a tool to enact change – Mujolab is not solely about creating a plastic alternative, but about opening a dialogue that spurs people to question and reflect

In conversation with Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin: «Everything for us starts with words and concepts, not shapes»

Danish brand looks to unpick fashion’s processes and start from scratch with a green supply chain that is transparent about its practices

«The British wool industry has been neglected in the past fifty years, but it used to be a business in the past»: Ruth Rands is revamping the wool industry in UK