On 25 April, leading testing, inspection and certification company, SGS, will host a complimentary webinar titled ‘Fashion with lower environmental impacts: supply chain decarbonization and durability of textile products.’ The clothing
Trimco Group, Kezzler and Tomra Textiles, significant players in the provision of circular technology and digital product identity solutions, have joined forces to develop a pioneering community - FASHION 360
ProcureCircular, a data-driven B2B SaaS procurement platform that connects buyers with accredited suppliers of sustainable and circular materials, will be exhibiting at INDX Kids for the first time on 28-29
Sharon Beardsworth is well known within the childrenswear industry as a champion of independent - particularly sustainable - brands, and as chairman of the former National Childrenswear Association. Here she
Ahead of its s/s 23 launch, Swedish childrenswear brand Polarn O. Pyret, (PO.P) has confirmed 100% of its product range is now made from more sustainable materials. PO.P has reached
Beyond Remade, a sustainable fashion brand made entirely from discarded garments, has launched a Junior Collection. Beyond Remade takes recycled materials such as denim, duck canvas or suede and upcycles
Sustainable boys’ fashion brand Boy Wonder is set to reach millions of people after winning an advertising investment worth £10,000. The childrenswear brand produced its winning advert and was picked
Ismay Mummery, founder and MD of sustainable boys’ fashion brand Boy Wonder, is a finalist in the LeicestershireLive Innovation Awards. Mummery was one of three finalists in the Innovation in
Twelve collaborative R&D projects were successful in Future Fashion Factory’s latest round of R&D grant funding, taking the total investment in fashion and textile innovation secured so far to just
Boy Wonder, a design-led, sustainable boys’ fashion brand ethically made in Britain, has launched a new product to support sustainability. The fish & chips design motif that appears on its
The future of sustainable, ethical fashion with insight from eco-friendly childrenswear retailer, Hugo & Me. The fashion industry is currently the world’s third most polluting industry, with 8.1% of the world’s
According to the latest research from Mintel, young Brits are buying, selling, mending, swapping and renting their clothes. Findings show that in the last year alone, over half (52%) of those
