Melchior’s high performance quality fabrics are sustainable because they make durable workwear with low replacement rates possible. © Melchior Textil
Carrington, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of workwear fabrics, has been awarded bluesign accreditation. © Carrington
The big moment has come: starting the line! From left: Dr. Michael Schürenkrämer (family member), Bodo Heetderks (Director Technology), Dr. Georg Reinhold (Managing Director CEO), Marc Wolpers (Managing Director Sales), Heinrich Trützschler © Trützschler
Die Veranstaltung in Zürich richtet sich an Entscheider, Entwickler, Innovatoren und Treiber der internationalen Textilkette, die verstanden haben, dass sich die Industrie in den kommenden Jahren weiter dramatisch verändern wird. © Gherzi
Gerd Müller, Germany’s Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, takes a new approach and launches an international waste alliance. © photothek.net / Michael Gottschalk
It is common knowledge that the textile and clothing industry has a sustainability problem and is in need of new approaches to solve it. It is equally well-known that consumers and consumer behaviour are crucial to the prospects of success for a sustainable approach. But how important is the individual employee in this process, and what part can staff play? © Vero/stock.adobe.com
Already the up to 20 finalists receive extensive support: promotion in the social media, contacts and workshops. © Bernhard Ludewig/SDBI