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The use of polyester has become increasingly popular in the fashion industry (exceeding 55 million tons per year of production), with some estimates projecting that 70% of all apparel sold will contain some form of synthetic material by 2020. Unfortunately, this surge in popularity has also come with a hidden cost to our environment, microfiber … The Impact of Polyester: A Growing Source of Microfiber Pollution

As the world becomes increasingly aware of the need for sustainability, the fashion industry is under pressure to find more sustainable materials. Cotton is one of the most popular materials used in fashion (25 million tons a year), but it has a significant environmental footprint. We’ll deeply dive into cotton’s sustainability and explore what needs … Sustainability of Cotton

Have you ever thought about where your clothes come from? Or how they’re made? Agricultural fibers (cotton, linen hemp, coir, sisal, ramie) are essential to the textile industry but often go unnoticed. These fibers are critical players in the global carbon cycle. By sequestering carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, they help to stabilize our climate … Agricultural Fibers, Climate, and the Carbon Cycle

We all know that recycling is important, and there are companies that specialize in textile recycling. Recycling isn’t just about reducing the amount of waste we generate — it effects energy, greenhouses gases and water usage in a big way. By thinking sustainably and taking measures to recycle responsibly, we can reduce our environmental impact … Textile Recycling Companies

We are all becoming increasingly aware of the impact our clothing has on the environment. From the water and pesticides used to grow cotton to the dyes, high energy used in producing polyester, and chemicals used in manufacturing to the carbon footprint of shipping garments worldwide, our clothes come at a high environmental cost. But … Protect the Environment by Understanding the Pollution of Microfibers in Fashion

Greenwashing is a deceptive marketing practice in which companies market their products or services as environmentally friendly when they are not. Companies may use greenwashing to make it appear as if their company is trying to reduce its environmental impact, even though little or no effort has been made. Greenwashing can be found across various … Green Washing

In recent years, there has been a surge in the development of “eco-friendly” fabrics. The fashion industry is taking giant leaps toward sustainability, from recycled plastic to biodegradable fibers. Among these innovations is man-made cellulosic fiber — a revolutionary material from sustainable and renewable resources like wood pulp and plant matter.   Cellulosic fibers are … Man-Made Cellulosic Fibers — A New Wave of Eco-Friendly Fabric Innovation