Lululemon and Samsara Eco just had a major breakthrough with its new enzymatic recycling technology of Nylon 6,6, which will facilitate not just more sustainable practices, but also puses forward the concept of circularity in Fashion.

Renewcell has filed for bankruptcy after failing to secure funding to continue operations.

Sustainability in fashion is not a radical subject anymore. Fashion houses, designers, retailers, and consumers alike constantly strive to make their supply chains more sustainable. Or at the very least, to greenwash it as much as possible. Jewelry and watchmakers, however, have taken a backseat, at least to the eyes of most consumers, but Leonardo DiCaprio (yes, THAT Leonardo!) might change all that.

Interest in organic agriculture and its uses in consumer goods has been rising amongst consumers. In the US, 61% of brands and retailers have witnessed an increased demand for sustainable products.

When it comes to sustainability, we have to consider the whole value chain, as well as product circularity. It’s not just about the materials that are being used in production, nor about its manufacturing environment.

It all begins with an idea.

It all begins with an idea.

It all begins with an idea.

It all begins with an idea.