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How fashion can use tech to tackle physical effects of climate change

The demand for climate-adaptive clothing isn’t entirely new. What has changed is the type of clothing likely to be in demand due to climate change, writes Hologenix senior business developer Lucas Tyson.

Guest Author January 31 2024

With average global temperatures steadily rising 0.55 degrees Fahrenheit every 10 years since 1979, consumers are beginning to seek out apparel that’s ready to adapt. Credit: Shutterstock.

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