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The special issue is out! Theme in this special issue is The future of sustainable clothing use practices. In connection to PLATE2023 conference!

🌿💡 Challenging the norms on sustainable fashion: Dive deep with 31 brands reshaping the industry! From innovative fabric tech to artisanal sourcing, these labels are setting new standards in conscious consumption. Do you know these trailblazers? Let's rethink fashion together. #SustainableFashion #EcoFriendlyChoices #FashionRevolution --- 🌍👖 Levi’s leading the denim revolution: Pioneering eco-friendly fabrics, renewable energy, and worker well-being programs, Levi’s is on a mission to transform the way we think about jeans. Discover their commitment to sustainability beyond style. #Levis #SustainableDenim #FashionInnovation --- 🌊💙 DL1961 making a splash in sustainable denim: With a remarkable reduction in water usage and a focus on every step of the production process, DL1961 is redefining what it means to be environmentally conscious in fashion. Dive into their eco-friendly journey. #DL1961 #WaterConservation #DenimSustainability --- 🌿✨ Cuyana’s commitment to timeless elegance and sustainable practices: Embracing limited production runs and traceable materials, Cuyana is redefining luxury fashion with a focus on longevity and responsibility. Explore their journey towards considered manufacturing. #Cuyana #SustainableLuxury #EthicalFashion https://lnkd.in/e8Z4k4fk

Sustainability for the United States textile industry The United States textile industry is undergoing a transformation toward more sustainable practices. Over the period from 2023 to 2028, the adoption of sustainable practices by textile companies is expected to increase significantly. Furthermore, it is anticipated that government policies will further promote sustainability and consumer behavior will evolve towards sustainable fashion. These hypotheses suggest a positive shift towards sustainability in the textile industry, with important implications for companies and consumers. What role do you think textile companies play in promoting sustainability and how can they collaborate with other stakeholders to achieve this? I await your opinion in the comments! Based on the first part of a research project created by Neishalee Martínez Pérez #industry #textile #sustainabletextile #sustainability Photography recovered from: https://lnkd.in/e7DvBwWF 👈🏽 the link may also be useful to know the steps we can take to make the textile industry more sustainable.

💡 And you? What are you doing today for a more sustainable business? Check out these brands that are conscious of change. #SustainableFashion #sustainability #fashioninnovation #HSPFactory

Happy Monday Fashion Talk readers! Let’s kick off the week with an insightful piece by our student guest writer Trapetas McGill. Trapetas delves into the urgent necessity for sustainability within the fashion industry, a topic of ongoing significance and debate within the sector. She delves into the environmental challenges faced by the fashion industry and the crucial role of sustainability officers in driving positive change. The data presented in this article underscores the critical importance of sustainability directors in guiding the fashion industry towards achieving net-zero emissions. Their role is essential in safeguarding our environment and preserving the beauty of our world for future generations. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/erXZya7M #FashionTalk #FT #FashionTouchesEverything #climatechange #sustainablefashion

It's time to redesign and think differently! 🖌   Fashion design development for 2025-2026 is all about sustainability. Embrace eco-conscious fabrics such as organic cotton, Tencel, hemp and recycled polyester. Consumers are looking for long-lasting, multifunctional garments made from eco-friendly materials from purpose-driven brands that they feel good about wearing. ☘   The growing interest in sustainability will encourage people to seek out a more responsible lifestyle that takes care of nature.   Manufacturers who are redesigning and thinking differently are at JOINTEX COMO. Let's talk about what we can do together.   JOINTEX COMO “Premium Fabric Trade Event”   13-14 MAY 2024 COMO / ITALY #rethink #jointexevents #como #italy

FashionUnited asked me to report on Fashion for Good's first public Materials Symposium. A long day filled with an exhibition and five panels painted a picture of what the fashion industry's material mix should look like in 2050, driven by next-gen innovations. The fashion industry isn't moving fast enough to meet its climate commitments of the Paris Agreement for 2050. Even if these innovations reach maximum capacity, they fall short of meeting the entire market demand (Fashion for Good). Nevertheless, the symposium offers a positive perspective: solutions are available, and progress can be rapid. At last, the downfall of Renewcell and the emergence of Syre demonstrate that the game is now being played at scale. Read the article on Fashion United UK: https://lnkd.in/eN9Jk4D6 Report (2022) from Hot or Cool Institute on the carbon footprint trajectory of the fashion industry: https://lnkd.in/eswRe2Tz

The global sustainable fashion market is poised for exponential growth, with projections indicating a staggering $33.05 billion valuation by 2030, as highlighted in a recent report by Coherent Market Insights. This marks a remarkable ascent from its 2023 value of $7.8 billion. What's driving this remarkable surge? It's the evolving consumer consciousness towards environmental sustainability and social responsibility, fueling a demand for ethically sourced and manufactured apparel. With stringent governmental regulations mandating sustainable practices, the fashion industry is undergoing a transformative shift towards more responsible production methods. Key trends shaping the sustainable fashion landscape include the rise of circular fashion, advocating for the reuse and recycling of garments to minimize waste. Additionally, there's a notable uptick in the utilization of eco-friendly materials such as organic cotton and recycled polyester, aligning with consumer preferences for sustainable alternatives. The report forecasts a robust compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 22.9% during 2023-2030, propelled by escalating consumer demand and the adoption of eco-friendly fabrics. Apparel remains a dominant segment, driven by consumer preference for sustainable clothing, while recycled fabrics witness significant traction. Notably, the men's fashion segment is emerging as a key player in sustainable fashion, reflecting a growing interest among male consumers. Furthermore, online retail is dominating the distribution landscape, catering to evolving consumer shopping behaviors. #SustainableFashion #FashionIndustry #EnvironmentalResponsibility #CircularFashion #EcoFriendlyMaterials #ConsumerDemand #MarketTrends #LinkedInPost #Sustainability #FashionIndustryTrends

It’s time to redesign and think differently! 🖌 Fashion design development for 2025-2026 is all about sustainability. Embrace eco-conscious fabrics such as organic cotton, Tencel, hemp and recycled polyester. Consumers are looking for long-lasting, multifunctional garments made from eco-friendly materials from purpose-driven brands that they feel good about wearing. ☘ The growing interest in sustainability will encourage people to seek out a more responsible lifestyle that takes care of nature. Manufacturers who are redesigning and thinking differently are at JOINTEX COMO. Let’s talk about what we can do together. JOINTEX COMO “Premium Fabric Trade Event” 13-14 MAY 2024 COMO / ITALY #rethink #jointexevents #como #italy