Gap, Target bet on Swedish recycling startup
The three brands have entered into strategic partnerships with Syre, which has already received a $600 million commitment from H&M.
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What you need to know about new circularity business frameworks
The crowded world of business metrics is increasingly embracing circular economy principles. Here are the latest developments and opportunities. The
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Lululemon signs 10-year deal to secure 20% recycled fibers
The athleisure innovator plans to buy large supplies of nylon and polyester, recycled from textiles by Australia's Samsara Eco. The
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Who got passing — and failing — grades on this fashion sustainability scorecard
The nonprofit Stand.earth warns of a 'perfect storm' for brands that don't help companies in their supply chains to decarbonize.
Elsa Wenzel
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Shein achieves science-based targets validation but earns an ‘F’ for fossil fuels
The fashion brand has disrupted its industry with an agile yet polluting business model. Are the haters right or can
Elsa Wenzel
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An inside look at a fungi-forward, faux-leather material maker
Trellis snagged a Hydefy factory tour, learning how the well-funded Chicago start-up brews livestock-free material it hopes will disrupt the
Elsa Wenzel
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The world is becoming less circular. Here’s how to reverse that
Businesses must adopt circular design, extend product lifespans and collaborate to reduce waste and dependence on raw materials, according to
Elsa Wenzel
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Lululemon’s global sustainability leader departs
Esther Speck leaves after leading a 10-year transformation that achieved extended product life and introduced innovative materials. The post Lululemon’s
Elsa Wenzel
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Colorado company powers secondhand sales for Lululemon, The North Face and Patagonia
Tersus Solutions is positioning itself as a hub for a future with far more reselling, repairing and refashioning of apparel.
Elsa Wenzel
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Behind Keurig’s bid to make coffee pods without plastic
The company found two "happy accidents" when it created single-use capsules without a hard, disposable shell. The post Behind Keurig’s
