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
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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
Elsa Wenzel
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Lessons from the emerging effort to advance ‘circular’ textiles in health care
In a bid to reduce plastic waste and emissions, startups and researchers are advancing the frontiers of recyclables. The post
Elsa Wenzel
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Fashion leader Tricia Carey joins ‘low-carbon’ crop startup Avalo
The company is expanding its efforts to propagate climate-resilient, low-carbon cotton in the Texas Panhandle. The post Fashion leader Tricia
Elsa Wenzel
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Fashion is only 8.6% toward 2030 emissions deadline. Here’s how to speed up
Halfway to a deadline for cutting emissions, apparel and footwear companies need help. The Apparel Impact Institute has some thoughts.
Elsa Wenzel
07:25
3 ways H&M is improving its footprint — and the hurdles that remain
Apparel industry experts weigh in on the Swedish fast-fashion giant's latest sustainability report. The post 3 ways H&M is improving
Elsa Wenzel
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How 2 startups are turning imperfect clothes into a business opportunity
Alternew and Revive are partnering with fashion brands to profit from repairs and alterations while keeping clothes out of closets,
Elsa Wenzel
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Lessons from Eileen Fisher’s newest circular collection
Focus and flexibility are just two of the requirements to build "Mended" garments into a worthwhile business. The post Lessons
Elsa Wenzel
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How business can help fashion supply chains decarbonize
If fashion brands are serious about slashing emissions, they must start with their suppliers, which need a lot of support.
