Luxury fashion has a reputation for glamour, craftsmanship, and...waste. For years, major brands have quietly discarded unsold inventory, shredded old products, and sent unused textiles to ...

Pressure to address this is increasing, and regulations are tightening. By 2030, apparel and textile producers in California must join a “producer responsibility organization” that is charged with ...

More than 92 million metric tons of textile waste are created every year, clogging up landfills and incinerators or spilling into the environment. The Biomimicry Institute, a nonprofit that promotes ...

A week ago, Yerba Madre, the organic drink brand formerly known as Guayaki, presented with a sly flourish a pair of Dirt shoes that resembled little more than cracked, molded pieces of muck ...

Kornelija Newcomer is an artist and the founder of Korn Upcycled, turning secondhand materials into wearable patches to ...

A study from Boston Consulting Group has concluded that there's up to $150 billion in textile waste currently in landfills. But that doesn't mean all hope is lost for the fashion industry. MR Magazine ...

We must look at how materials break down at end of life to incentivise a truly circular fashion industry, writes Amanda ...

For Days' mission is to promote sustainable fashion which is why I'll be sending some of my old clothing items back in their ...

SEATTLE — Many things about zero-waste designer Janelle Abbott’s relationship to the fashion industry have changed since she was a kid growing up around her parents’ Seattle clothing business. Her ...

It's no secret that fashion has a waste problem. The industry is estimated to generate over 101 million cubic tons of waste every year, including textile scraps, microplastics, chemical waste, and ...