ETHICAL FASHION WITH AN ITALIAN TWIST

Cellulose fibers known as Rayon, Viscose, Modal, Bamboo, Lyocell (Tencel) are made from the tree pulp, which means that lots of trees must be cut in order to produce them. However, company Nanollose is developing innovative proprietary technologies relating to the production, processing and applications of microbial nanocellulose, which have the potential to effect change in the global cellulose industry and to offer an environmentally sustainable alternative to plantbased cellulose materials.

Source: Future of Fashion: Fabric From Microbial Cellulose – Nanollose

Canopy is a strong proponent of alleviating pressure on the world’s forests and climate by shifting towards circular models of production for paper and textiles, and by using lower impact …

Source: Canopy’s Cotton Linter Position – Canopy

Context Bamboo has been a consistent and increasingly prevalent fibre source for various products — including paper, flooring and textiles. Bamboo is often promoted as a remarkable renewable material due …

Source: Canopy’s Bamboo Position – Canopy

“Cotton: A Case Study In Misinformation,” an investigative report on building critical data consumption in fashion. Debunking myths on cotton.

Source: Transformers Foundation Releases Case Study on Cotton Misinformation — Transformers Foundation

Cotton made in Africa study confirms progress
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