The trials of making ‘dirt to shirt’ tees in the U.S.
Three decades after NAFTA destroyed his business, Eric Henry is growing and sewing this $50 organic T-shirt close to home.
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Estée Lauder has a new director of responsible sourcing
Former Credo Beauty exec Boma Brown-West is respected for building bridges and revamping supply chains. The post Estée Lauder has
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How Carter’s, H&M and Gap are making kidswear more sustainable
The three fashion giants are advancing safety and circularity, in ways similar and not. The post How Carter’s, H&M and
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These 5 companies hope to spin old polyester threads into fashion gold
Like many startups in the space, they are forming waste-based supply chains, one partner at a time. The post These
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14 sustainability clichés to retire in 2025
Introducing the Trellis Glossary of Overused and Underwhelming Communication hampering your messaging. The post 14 sustainability clichés to retire in
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Adidas, Converse and Nike are among those advancing cutting-edge circular shoes
Innovations include 3D printing, mushrooms and recycling options for consumers. The post Adidas, Converse and Nike are among those advancing
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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.
