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Experimentation in denim
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Official Walter Van Beirendonck fanpage
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Long John creates The Lucky Golden Button
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Egypt greenlights new denim factory
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Scotch & Soda is back on Carnaby Street
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A great couple of days catching up with familiar faces at Future Fabrics Expo and learning about the latest materials developments.
Representing the denim industry, showed visitors its capabilities and explained its water-saving and prowess.
Billed as an education platform, the expo presented textiles start-ups alongside commercialised products, while seminars invited visitors to wrap their heads around regulations, circularity, marketing and funding.
Exhibitors also included , , , and Lenzing.
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True Religion courts women with b***y perfector jeans
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ELV Denim wins British Fashion Council funding
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British Council
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Calik, Lycra and Lenzing address UN meeting
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CALIK DENIM The LYCRA brand Company
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Jeans manufacturer builds mosque for workers
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Fashion Forum Ltd
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Accelerating Circularity publishes findings
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Hyper local loop for âhomegrownâ jeans by G-Star
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G-Star RAWraw Wageningen University & Research University & Research
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A record quarter for Urban Outfitters
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Urban Outfitters
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Soorty expands research into organic cotton
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Soorty Enterprises - Pvt. Ltd. Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. denim
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Guess has big plans for Rag & Bone
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GUESS?, Inc. rag & bone
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Mud raises âŹ615,000 and opens second round
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Mud Jeans
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Denim City hosts Launch Week in SĂŁo Paulo
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Denim City SĂŁo Paulo
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Ethical Denim Council reviews first case
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Vicunha invests in cleaner collective water
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Vicunha TĂŞxtil
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AGIâs ambitious expansion plans advance
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Artistic Garment Industries ( Denim)
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Change of mindset needed or innovation will falter, warns BluConnection
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Garmon presents âsoftening' paper and boosts Smart Foam capabilities
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Garmon Chemicals
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AGIâs Agency partners for adaptive collection for people with disabilities
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Cotton Inc pushes recycling initiative for jeansâ anniversary
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Cotton Incorporated
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WRAP reviews post-consumer textiles needs
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Coneâs time to shine with heritage, Western and 100% recycled
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Cone Denim
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Two capsules and a book: Endrime stays busy
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Rudolf Hub1922: sunny stories of sustainable chemistry
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Sokoâs Denim Pharmacy prescribes chemical cures
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SOKO chemicals
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Momotaro releases a natural indigo line
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Gapâs Met Gala gown pays homage to classic denim
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Well, you were a blast! So many interesting new collaborations and collections. The Inside Denim team will keep readers posted on our findingsâŚ!
Day 1 at was as interesting as ever! Lots of new products and fabric innovations to report on our news site over the coming days⌠stay tuned đ
Major forces are driving the scaling of textile-to-textile recycling and the denim industry arguably leads other apparel sectors. Thanks to experience gained through the , the integration of reclaimed cotton fibres into new fabrics is becoming something of a standard. Read the full story... https://insidedenim.com/Features/168315
Inside Denim is launching a new Roundtable feature, which will assemble a cross-section of experts each issue to delve into innovation, trends and hot topics.
First up: stretch. How are fashions affecting demand for stretch fibres? What challenges arise? How are the stretch fibres manufacturers rising to meet these? What does the future look like for the comfort side of the sector?
Seven experts give their views!
Head to the website to read for free!
Thanks to:
⢠Christine Rucci Godmother NYC Inc.
⢠Imogen Nulty - Verstraeten, Scotch & Soda
⢠Jaye Leigo Holmes, Outland Denim
⢠Mirela Slowik, ISKO
⢠Intizar Ali, US Denim Mills
⢠Denise Sakuma, The Lycra Company
⢠Simon Hong, Hyosung
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We're thrilled to have respected denim consultant Malin Ekengren as our latest Guest Comment! Find out how she sees trends developing and how this will effect fabrics and washes in coming seasons:
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The latest issue of Inside Denim is available on our website now! Launching this issue, our new Roundtable feature brings together experts from across the supply chain to give their views on the big topics. First up: stretch fibres.
Consultant Malin Ekengren is our Guest Comment: what impacts will new fashions have on fabrics and washes? How does she view the latest fibre blends and what styles can we expect in our wardrobes in coming seasons?
Suitable for the coarser or more textured denim designs, there are several companies processing agricultural waste into textiles fibres, discovering rich pickings in bananas, as well as pineapple leaves and straw.
Picking up on the progress being made by the Denim Deal companies, we hear how the learnings can potentially be deployed as a global blueprint for recycled cotton content, and we map the progress have made on these blends.
Gap's head of sustainability, Daniel Fibiger, tells us why investing in water-reducing technology is so important for the brand, and Hiut Denim co-founder David Hieatt explains how a fresh funding structure makes sense for the Welsh jeansmaker .
We also compile the most interesting products found on trip to Shanghai, delve into a Transformers Foundation-backed White Paper on , map âs latest offerings, and follow The Vintage Showroom's Doug Gunn through his working day.
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Italian mill Candiani has worked with Austrian fibre producer Lenzing to recycle geotextiles that have been used to insulate glaciers, and turn them into denim jackets.
Geotextiles, which are used to protect physical features such as soil or stop ice melting, are generally made from synthetic nonwovens, but there is a fear that this allows microplastics to seep into the environment.
A pilot scheme on the Stubai Glacier in Austria tested Lenzingâs fibre in a nonwoven as ice insulation. Following its success, the scheme was widened to all Austrian glaciers used by tourists.
The lifespan of geotextiles is usually around two years, after which the nonwovens are disposed of. However, Lenzing worked with Marchi & Fildi, Candiani Denim and Blue of a Kind to produce the Glacier Jacket.
Candiani received the waste yarn, used it as a weft, and combined it with a cotton warp to weave a white denim fabric. This fabric was then sent to the manufacturer, which transformed it into a garment.
The jacket will be showcased during April at the Candiani Micro-factory in Milan.
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A supplier-funded White Paper has outlined the urgent need for innovative funding models in the clothing sector's journey towards decarbonisation.
It has been co-commissioned by Epic Group, TAL Apparel, NITEX, Pactics Group, Artistic Milliners, MAS Holdings and Simple Approach. It is supported by Deutsche Gesellschaft fĂźr Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), FABRIC Asia Project and Transformers Foundation, and endorsed by the International Apparel Federation (IAF) and Fashion Producer Collective (FPC).
A supplier-funded White Paper has outlined the urgent need for innovative funding models in the clothing sector's..read more
Turkish company Baytech, the maker of pumice alternative Hand Made Stone (HMS), has released a new product that will help students and denim enthusiasts customise their jeans.
Working best on unwashed and coarser denim, the HMS Designer Pen works by abrading the fabric, allowing users to add whiskers and fades, artificially speeding up the ageing process and adding character.
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A new European directive that bans greenwashing and requires proof of sustainability claims has added impetus to a research project on ozone, said one of the organisers, Dalia Benefatto.
The founder of consultancy Devalia has said companies will now need to prove any claims they make, and the project to map out the potential risks, or otherwise, of using ozone to treat denim fabrics will provide them with data to substantiate their claims.
Inside Denim stopped by Texworld Denim (Feb 5 to 7) in Paris to chat with exhibitors and see the new collections. The show, part of Texworld Evolution Paris, hosted 70 denim exhibitors including Atlas Denim, Foisan Textile and Mekotex.
GrĂŠgory Lamaud, an artistic director of the show, explained why he had selected these denim highlights:
1. Discovery Denim, China: Lightly washed raw denims with a coarser, even brutal, twill. âWe liked the contrast between the very classic Japanese kimono-inspired piece, usually in a rather light material, and the more raw denim.â
2. Pioneer Denim, Bangladesh: âThe same quality denim throughout the shirt with different washes. Patchwork that highlights the different industrial washing techniques. Hybrid product from very raw to very faded, contrasting the soft fabric with coarse.â
3. NZ Denim, Bangladesh. âReal hand denim, quite thick, very soft, in a slightly jacquard spirit (a little textured). Very washed with dyes in a more natural spirit. We're moving away from raw, we're more into âbigâ denim.â
As part of our plan to bring news from all the big fabric shows, Sophie is also at PV in Paris today and will report back on the most interesting discoveries.
Weâve arrived at Bluezone in Munich! Looking forward to hearing about the latest collections and innovations from mills, jeans makers chemical companies and the wider industry.
Definitely a place to identify upcoming trends, with help from .
Weâre expecting to see interesting new fibre blends and more efficient finishing processes.
Great to hear from , and already.
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Welsh jeansmaker Hiut, denim mill Candiani, denim historian Mohsin Sajid and Iskoâs Creative Lab feature in the latest episode of the BBC series Inside the Factory, teaching the public how jeans are made.
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US-based Guess Jeans has relaunched Guess Jeans, with a brand update by Nicolai Marciano focused on younger consumers and men, at Pitti Uomo menswear show in Florence, Italy.
The company said the collection is âstrongly oriented towards eco-conscious practicesâ and will include new store concepts.
During an investor conference, chief financial officer Markus Neubrand said it will offer a more casual assortment. The group is betting on the revamp to be a significant driver of revenues in 2024.
Dutch brand G-Star is also exhibiting at Pitti Uomo, taking its âdenim planeâ designed by artist Maarten Baas.
Visitors will be able to view some special vintage denim courtesy of Maurizio Donadi.
US-based Guess Jeans has relaunched Guess Jeans by Nicolai Marciano, with a brand update focused on younger consumers..read more
ARMEDANGELSâ impact and innovation director, Katya Kruk, tells Inside Denim that close collaboration with mill Calik Denim was essential to achieve a denim fabric made from fully recycled cotton: 80% pre-consumer and 20% post-consumer cotton waste.
The German brand is embarking on several initiatives, including a scheme to translate its carbon emissions data into more accessible and easily digestible information for shoppers, in partnership with fashion life-cycle assessment platform Carbonfact. Resulting insights are expected to help shape product development in other categories, beyond jeanswear.
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CleanKore appointed BluWin to validate the comparative savings associated with denim fabric manufacturing and subsequent modified garment washing at laundries using traditional vs CleanKore fabrics. The testing showed incredible savings of: up to 60% water, 57% steam, 47% chemicals, 51% time and 58% greenhouse gas emissions.
Michael Morrell, President/CEO at Freedom Denim Americas, said: âWeâre always trying to push the envelope of sustainability, however, never at the cost of impacting the aesthetics. After conducting numerous CleanKore trials and now being in stores at Mens Wearhouse, the quality and look of the garment have never been impacted and in many cases looks better. Now that thereâs mathematical data that has been verified to support the savings, it's a great story to share with the industry and weâre excited to play a role in this analysis.â
For sustainable solutions to truly be scalable, they can not negatively impact the cost. Mr Ranjan Mahtani, Chairman, Epic Group and CleanKore partner said, âCleanKore technology offers a fantastic value proposition of significant sustainability benefits to our associates and the environment, without increasing cost.â
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"Weâre trying to push the industry towards chemical recycling because if you want to address the big picture - the amount of waste textiles - you need to work together." Read our latest Dialogue: Lenzingâs global head of business development for denim, Tuncay Kiliçkan.
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The latest edition of Inside Denim is out now!
Issue 11 features a strong focus on , as makers and suppliers to the industry presented many groundbreaking developments at ITMA 2023.
Our deep dive for this issue investigates the possibilities that âauthenticâ-looking jeans could offer, and we hear about options for reducing fibre fragmentation and .
Our guest comment is from Sarif Patwary, Ph.D., senior sustainability analyst at Kontoor Brands, who tells us a mindset shift is needed in the industry â a sentiment echoed by Alexander Bock, who gives us the inside track on bluconnectionâs new facility in Singapore.
Our Jean Genie, Wojciech Beyger, tells us how an in-depth knowledge of both chemicals and machinery is vital in the laundries â but that he is most proud of the personal connections he has made through work and the trainees he has taught and developed.
With the upcoming Sustainability Talks Istanbul, Halit GĂźmĂźĹer from Kipas gives us an overview of the innovation that will be presented this year, as well as some of the exciting initiatives the mill has been spearheading.
We hear from Japanese biotechnology firm Spiber Inc. about its progress to blend its âbrewedâ fibres into denim and take a look at ARMEDANGELS 100% jeans. Jeffrey Thimm explains how organic cotton is being mapped using satellites with the help of the European Space Agency, and Tilmann WrĂśbel gives us a glimpse of a potential future with a visit to a Kaihara Corporation mill in Japan.
Across the Atlantic, Mexican mill Global Denim reveals through Trippin Blue that digital investment is paying off; and Left Hand Twillâs Solomon Russell finds inspiration from his vintage denim archives.
Plus, more. We hope you enjoy the read!
Inside Denim team
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No sodium hydrosulfite, very little water. High frequency sound waves. This is the new recipe for indigo dyeing that Italian mill Pure Denim and Sonovia are working on. Luigi Caccia and Igal Zeitun tell Inside Denim about this novel idea.
READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE:
No sodium hydrosulfite, very little water. High frequency sound waves. This is the new recipe for indigo dyeing that..read more
A specialist group dedicated to textiles that EuRIC - the European recycling industries set up in 2019 has published an report. Important findings to emerge include the statement that reclaiming used garments for people to wear instead of manufacturing new ones has an environmental impact that is almost 70 times lower. The groupâs president, Mariska Boer, explains all here: https://insidedenim.com/Dialogue/165469
The senior vice-president for consumer marketing at , Kim Kitchings, says one of the attributes that she likes best about is its resilience. Speaking at a recent event organised by the - International Cotton Association Ltd , she said this resilience should give hope and reassurance in these difficult times to farmers who grow the , to the companies that process it, and to the and that use it in their products.
READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE:
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Alliance for European Flax-Linen & H**p has produced a new study that concludes that the have a high potential for market growth. Specialist Paris-based consultancy Kea & Partners carried out the research, conducting more than 100 interviews with representatives of 80 different stakeholder organisations. It worked with the support of the Alliance (formerly CELC), of the Institut Français de la Mode and of the regional government of Normandy, one of the key regions for producing the fibres.
âPeople want to buy fibres in higher volumes,â KĂŠa senior partner CĂŠline Choain says. âWeâve reached a plateau for polymers.â
Read the full article HERE
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sâ founder CEO, Jane Palmer, tells us how deep the roots really go of her companyâs 100% BioBlack TX black pigment, a one-for-one and price competitive replacement for petroleum-derived carbon black for , made from certified waste.
How did you make the journey from Noon Design Studioâs dye recipes, finally achieving black with the help of medieval texts, to Nature Coatings? In other words, what was the key that ultimately unlocked todayâs BioBlack TX? .......
Read the full interview here:
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NEW YEAR, NEW ISSUE OUT NOW!! In this issue we take a closer look at the people who make the #jeans we all love. The emerging direct-to-farm initiatives seek to draw attention to the #farmers who grow #cotton. Evolving legislation may also contribute to making brands and retailers held accountable for their #supplychains as we find out in a case brought to Tesco and Intertek by Thai workers. Innovation is also fundamentally about people, and we investigate the clever engineering at work at #mills to develop more efficient #recycling processes, and at laser machine makers to develop ever smarter machines. We have reached out to Tricia Carey, at Renewcell, Amy Wang, at ADVANCE DENIM, Adriano Goldschmied, Mostafiz Uddin and David Tring who share their visions for the future of the industry. We hope you enjoy the read! #denim #denimlovers #textileindustry #denimfashion #newissue #magazine #sustainablefashion #innovation #designers
We spoke to Rossella Dal Poz at the start of the latest #MilanFashionWeek. In this conversation she reflects on the problems caused by the over-production of #clothes, and on the best way to manage waste. She also talks about changes in the attitudes of designers, brands and consumers. "Real consumer demand doesnât match the offer, and thatâs a problem. There is a lot of production that doesnât really need to take place; there is over-production in the fashion industry. When you create a collection and you start to receive orders, you make a forecast to work out how many pieces you will need." Full interview: https://insidedenim.com/Dialogue/163845 #denim #denimlovers #denimfashion #fashionindustry #indigo #sustainabledevelopment #sustainablefashion #textiles #designers #reducewaste
After several years of tentatively stepping into the #genderfree zone, denim is claiming its place as a definitive genderless apparel category. It could even be said that it is reclaiming this position, if you go back to pre-1930s #Leviâs, but women having to borrow their husbandâs or brotherâs #jeans doesnât quite feel the same. âWe are thinking about future retail spaces, in which a gender-free area should be for all people in love with great denim, with pure and beautiful indigo,â says Handz Jeans co-founder and designer Tilmann WrĂśbel With thanks to: Annika Visser- unspun⢠and Amy Leverton- Denim Dudes Read full article: https://insidedenim.com/Features/163594 #denim #denimlovers #denimfashion #designer #genderneutral #indigo #handz_jeans #sustainablefashion #sustainablebrands Photo credits: Patrick James Michel, Hardeman, Unpsun
ISKO Denim holds many patents, specifically in stretch weaving, its dyeing operations are fully automated, and its new garment-making division is equipped with #Industry4.0 machinery and solar panels line its rooftops. These all proceed from its scientific approach to manufacturing and to minimising its impacts. In what is possibly one of the largest denim #manufacturing sites under one roof, it has the daunting task of continually optimising its operations. âAll of our investments are geared towards #sustainability. It is easy enough to buy sustainable fibres, but if the chemicals used to turn them into fabric are dumped in the environment, that is not good,â says product development manager Erdogan Baris Ozden Full article: https://insidedenim.com/Features/163519 #denim #denimlovers #rawmaterials #sustainablebrands #solarpanel #indigo #enviromentallyfriendly #zerowaste #technicaltextiles
Mud Jeans has long found favour with its commitment to bettering the denim ecosystem. When it unveiled 100% post-consumer #recycled (PCR) denim this past summer, though, it showed itself to be once more ahead of the pack. Inside Denim chats to the brandâs CSR officer, Lea Landsberg, to find out more. "Known as âRoad to 100â, the project sought to spur the development of denim made entirely from PCR #fibres by building upon earlier efforts by the label." Read full article: https://insidedenim.com/Features/163364 #denim #denimfashion #denimlovers #indigo #jeans #cottonfabric #wastefree #ecofriendly #sustainablefashion #sustainablebusiness
In their quest to reduce the impacts of their products, brands and retailers are quick to promote a switch to more #sustainable #fibres. But #indigo #dyeing is a major industry hotspot that makes headlines when rivers turn blue. Behind the scenes, and beyond the scope of an average consumerâs line of vision, #mills are rethinking their approach to dyeing to save resources at all stages of #denim #manufacturing. Full article: https://insidedenim.com/Features/163299 With thanks to: Guenther Widler- DyStar, Peter Zinser -bluconnection, Zaki Saleemi- Crescent Bahuman LTD , Mian Farrukh Mehmood- Azgard Nine Ltd, Paco Ortega- Evlox, Ashutosh Bhargava- Arvind Limited, Jennifer Thompson- COLOURizd and Ryan Ripley- CleanKore #denimlovers #denimfashion #jeanswear #textileindustry #zerowaste #ecofriendly #sustainablefashion #sustainablebusiness
Sarah Bellos, founder and CEO of Stony Creek Colors, says the industry has yet to meet the ultimate challenge, shifting to regenerative processes and materials instead of endlessly depleting finite resources. "Despite the crises of recent years, I see true resolve and continued efforts to bring regenerative solutions to scale in our industry. Yet with energy costs and inflation rising globally, we know challenging times are far from over. We also know #sustainability is a three-legged stool. How do we support the social and environmental legs when the economic leg is wobbling?..." Full article: https://insidedenim.com/Dialogue/163151 #denim #denimfashion #sustainablebrands #sustainablefashion #indigo #jeans #ecofriendly #microplastics #carbonemissions #regenerativeagriculture #organiccotton
The favourite fibre in denim is by far cotton. But cotton-bashing is also a favourite pursuit for brands and retailers that promote hemp as a more sustainable choice. From an agricultural point of view, this claim has real footing. But the impacts of a fibreâs farming are a small sliver of a bigger picture. Zoom out from the field, and the perspective changes. Raw materials that are grown undergo countless transformations and processes throughout the supply chain that may level the playing field between the two âoriginalâ denim fibres. - âThere is a strong correlation between hemp and denim,â says Alberto Candiani, president of Candiani. âIntegrating just a little bit of hemp in the weft gives a denim fabric a special look and feel.â Read full article: https://insidedenim.com/Features/163105 With thanks to: Paul Dillinger, Rashid Iqbal, Denis Druon, N. Sebla Onder and Aydan Tuzun FREE to Subscribe! FREE to View! #denim #denimlovers #denimfashion #indigo #fibre #cotton #hemp #supplychain #sustainablefashion #rawmaterials
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