Clothing made of citrus by-products, microbes that digest waste polyester, and an online marketplace for textile leftovers were some of the disruptive ideas that shared the first EUR1m (US$1.1m) Global Change Award last year - and now the non-profit H&M Foundation is looking for the next tranche of innovations to reinvent the fashion industry.
H&M Foundation seeks new sustainable ideas for $1m grant
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