Bestseller's female fashion brand ONLY has revamped its basic jersey tops by incorporating recycled polyester derived from textile waste.

The current domestic textile-handling system is economically at odds with market and regulatory realities, according to an upcoming report from Accelerating Circularity and Accenture.

The demand for textile recycling is increasing due to environmental, economic, and regulatory factors. As global textile use and fast fashion expand quickly, large quantities of textile waste are ...

Behind the convenience and flashiness of fast fashion lie its unsustainable practices and ecological consequences, from the making of plastic-derived textiles to its disposal. According to the ...

The Textile Recycling Market is witnessing strong growth, driven by rising environmental concerns, regulatory push for circular economy practices, and growing demand for sustainable raw materials in ...

The apparel industry accounts for 10% of global carbon emissions. The annual amount of fiber production reached 113 million tons in 2021 and the demand is increasing every year. However, almost 90% of ...

The European Parliament has adopted new legislation aimed at preventing and reducing food and textile waste across the ...

Non-fashion textiles make up an equally significant share of the UK’s textile waste stream as fashion items, yet remains ...

The European Parliament gave its approval last week to new rules for EU countries to reduce the mountains of food wasted in ...

Ireland is the second largest producer of textile waste per head in Europe, second only to Belgium. We each consume 53kg of ...

Boston residents now have a sustainable new option for getting rid of old clothes — dropping them into textile-recycling boxes. The City of Boston has partnered with Helpsy, a textile collection ...