Lenzing
Trending: Could Food Waste Be the Future of Fashion?
1 year ago - A recent study analyzes agricultural waste streams in Asia and charts a roadmap for establishing alternative textile value streams at scale; while Lenzing puts this into practice with a lyocell fiber made from orange pulp and wood fibers.
30+ Fashion Brands, Manufacturers Collaborating to Recycle Textile Waste in Bangladesh
1 year ago - The Global Fashion Agenda's Circular Fashion Partnership (CFP) aims to achieve a long-term, scalable transition to a circular fashion system; beginning in the heart of fast-fashion production, Bangladesh.
Lenzing Rolling Up Its Sleeves to Lead Textile Industry on Climate Action
1 year ago - In its first year disclosing to CDP, the fiber maker earned ‘A’ scores for its global climate and forests stewardship. Here’s what got it there.
Designing for Circularity Turns Fashion Waste into a Viable Resource
1 year ago - As we continue to weather a pandemic, and the industry and brands rethink longer-term existential strategies, we face a rare opportunity for change — to future-proof the entire fashion industry for the long run.
#ItsInOurHands: Increasing Clarity Around Biodegradability
2 years ago - In a recent Sustainable Brands webinar, Lenzing Group and a panel of experts discussed the implications and applications of biodegradable alternatives to fossil-based plastic products such as wet wipes; as well as efforts to engage the public on their benefits.
Lenzing Group’s Sustainability Report for 2019 published
2 years ago - Just ahead of the “Day of Forests” on March 21, the Lenzing Group presents its Sustainability Report 2019.
#ItsInOurHands: How Cleansing Wipes Can Be Both Convenient and Sustainable
2 years ago - Fact: Most personal-care wipes contain plastic and therefore can become a burden on the environment. Lenzing‘s biodegradable VEOCEL™ fibers offer an alternative solution. We talked to Jürgen Eizinger, VP of Global Business Management, Nonwovens at Lenzing, about the future of wet wipes.
Trending: Fashion Edges Ever Closer to Circularity
3 years ago - Prada's new Nat Geo series highlights its Re-Nylon line; while the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s Jeans Redesign Guidelines aim to ensure jeans are made better for the environment and the health of garment workers.
Collaborating for the Better: Helping Consumers Enjoy Convenience with a Clear Conscience
3 years ago - One of the biggest challenges today is to encourage both brands and consumers to opt for more sustainable alternatives. Collaboration and alliances with like-minded partners along the value chain can help solve the world’s most pressing environmental challenges.
Biodegradable Seat Covers: Lenzing on the Latest in Circular Auto Parts
3 years ago - Through a partnership with Swiss automaker Rinspeed, textile giant Lenzing is expanding into auto upholstery — and changing what it feels like to sit on wood.
Trending: CanopyStyle, Burberry Further Mainstreaming Sustainable Textiles
5 years ago - The sourcing and manufacturing of materials are two of the most environmentally impactful aspects of the fashion industry. In an effort to shift the sector to a more sustainable model, key industry players have revved up efforts to move sustainable materials to the mainstream.
Trending: Breakthrough Textiles Help Fashion Industry Close the Loop
5 years ago - Even more brands are making moves towards a more circular economy through textile innovation and consumer engagement. Recently, H&M debuted its new “Bring It” garment recycling campaign, as well as a new BIONIC-based Conscious Exclusive collection, while Kering announced the next stage of its ambitious sustainability plan.
Trending: Breakthroughs in Biomimicry, Recycling Unlock ‘Tarantula Blue’ Textiles, Closed-Loop Tencel
5 years ago - The latest textile innovations include a new TENCEL® made from cotton fabric waste, recently picked up by Patagonia, and a research breakthrough that could lead to ‘tarantula blue’ textiles.