Re&Up Next-Gen Polyester Chips are polyester chips resulting from the recycling of pre-consumer textile waste. © Re&Up
Translator and interpreter Bela Zhou, Canopy’s Neil D’Cruze and Catharine Grant, Tangsharn Sanyou’s Mr. Dongbin Zhang, Canopy’s Miki Tokashiki, Mr. Hui Liu and Ms. Helena Cui from Tangshan Sanyou at the new facility. © Tangshan Sanyou/Canopy
More than 50 expert speakers discussed the latest developments in regulations, technologies, recycling projects and practical ways to increase waste recovery rates. © AMI
The goal of the collaboration is to develop a new generation of high-quality yarns made from recycled cotton. © RE&UP
Founder and CEO Ellen Mensink with activist Carice van Houten at the Brightfiber Textiles factory. © Renske Meinema
They are delighted about the opening: Maryann Ramirez, Strategic Lead MMCF Producers, Canopy, Tamara Stark, Head of Impact, Canopy, Bela Zhou, translator and interpreter, Janey Lee, Yibin Grace. © Yibin Grace Group/Hou Yiliing
In 2025, fashion brands that know how to adapt to the transformations will be the ones to lead in a rapidly evolving industry. © Lectra