Does green suit the fashion industry’s future?
Being green and ethical across the clothing supply chain is no longer an option but a commercial and environmental necessity.…
Is green the new black?
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JAPAN: Kurabo develops eco-friendly fabric dying process
Yarn, textile and garment maker Kurabo Industries Ltd is reported to have developed a new way of dyeing fabric that…
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US: Paxar launches green labels for eco-friendly brands
Paxar has launched a range of textile labels made from natural raw and recycled materials to tie in with trends…
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SRI LANKA: MAS Holdings to build first eco-factory for M&S bras
Sri Lanka’s MAS Holdings is to start building a ‘green plant’ in June this year to produce bras for UK…
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UK: M&S re-labels clothing to cut energy use
UK high street retailer Marks & Spencer is to change the care labels on almost three-quarters of its clothing ranges…
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EXCLUSIVE: SRI LANKA: Tesco to source Katharine Hamnett eco-clothing range
UK supermarket giant Tesco is producing a range of organic cotton clothing in Sri Lanka in a partnership with UK…