Sustainability

Currently, the textile sector is expanding very rapidly. Its production process much improved than before, but these processes are leading contributors to global greenhouse gas emissions, microplastic pollution, and toxic water. Fortunately, modern science has researched and found possible ways to convert textile fibers to support a sustainable circular materials economy within reach. Bio-engineering of fibers […]

Recycling is a process that is used to turn waste into new products to prevent waste of potentially useful materials and reduce the consumption of fresh raw materials. Recycling helps to make use of textiles that would otherwise have been disposed of. However, the number of times a textile material is recycled and its value

Sustainability doesn’t begin with shopping. It begins at home in the quiet rhythm of your laundry cycle, in the choice to restore rather than replace. This article is all about the Effective Ways to Make Clothing More Sustainable. Every shirt revived, every faded cotton brightened, every jacket made water-resistant again, that’s where the true story

Recycled cotton yarn is a sustainable textile made from post-consumer or post-industrial cotton waste. It is made by taking discarded cotton textiles, such as old clothes or fabric scraps, and breaking them down into fibers. These fibers are then spun into yarn that can be used to make new textiles. By reusing cotton waste, cotton recycled

With its fast-paced nature and high economic impact, the textile industry has become increasingly subject to ethical challenges regarding labor practices, transparency, and ethical sourcing. As consumers become increasingly aware of and demand ethical practices, the necessity for textile companies to adopt sustainable and ethical practices becomes ever more imperative. Here we present Ethics in