Bamboo Fabric is becoming an increasingly popular material in clothing and homeware owing to the unique abilities of bamboo to grow quickly under less demanding conditions. But how sustainable is it as a large scale fabric and where are good, ...
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The fashion industry relies on plastics for a range of products, from clothing hangers and packaging to garment accessories and fabrics. How can we reduce the use of plastics and what alternative materials are available?
What are the different methods for recycling clothes and which are the most sustainable, cost-effective, and accessible?
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Are there any practices, protocols or technologies that can support the mutually beneficial progression towards more sustainable supply chains practices?
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