The fast fashion market (and its huge environmental footprint) has been growing exponentially over the past few decades; while sales of secondhand clothing, facilitated by digital tools, are also on the rise. But is it enough to stem mainstream fashion's toxic tide?
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Cotton is the world's "dirtiest crop" - with a huge environmental and social impact on our planet. Now one startup in London is looking at how tech could help make production more sustainable and transparent.
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Mushrooms can be used for so much more than just for eating. The versatile fungi are also becoming increasingly popular in the fashion industry - as an eco-friendly and socially-responsible alternative to leather.
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The German design consultancy Design for Circularity aims to achieve true sustainability in the fashion industry by using an extended resource loop that reduces waste.
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Every time we do laundry, fibres shed off our clothes - microscopic synthetic pieces that end up in our waterways and eventually on our plates. Now, thanks to a successful crowdfunding campaign, the Cora Ball is here to help.
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The German label Jeckybeng is a clothing line that was set up by sports-mad nature enthusiasts, looking for a way to enjoy their outdoor hobbies all year round without harming the environment.
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A German startup called Wijld is one of the newest companies helping to revolutionise the fashion and textile industry, with an innovative new range of t-shirts made from an unexpected material.
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As the search for animal and environmentally-friendly leather products continues, here's an ingredient you would normally associate with an omelette: mushrooms.
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I recently met Lia Spínola, President of Ecotece, the “Institute of conscious dressing” and she told me a bit about the wonderful work that they do in Brazil.
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The team at Do U Speak Green? has a simple yet ambitious vision: to be the world's best eco-clothing brand, a particularly noteworthy goal in these times of fast fashion.
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