1. Hotspots:
  2. Mayer & Cie
  3. recycling
  4. Hohenstein Institute
  5. Lectra

Fashion for Good

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Fibre fragmentation is a significant topic of concern across the industry, with studies highlighting the potential threat to ecosystems and human health. © Jumpei (via Canva)

 
24/03/2025 – Research study

Research study

Fashion for Good launches “Behind the Break”

Fashion for Good and The Microfibre Consortium launch “Behind the Break”: exploring Fibre Fragmentation – a landmark study investigating the key drivers ... By  Editorial staff
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An Executive Guide reveals that Next-Gen Materials could represent 8% of the total fibre market by 2030, which is equivalent to approximately 13 million tons. © Fashion for Good - Boston Consulting Group

 
10/03/2025 – On our own behalf

On our own behalf

Review of the industry - week 10/2025

At this point, we present the five most read articles of the past week. The ranking is based on your click behavior on the website. By  Daniel Keienburg
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An Executive Guide reveals that Next-Gen Materials could represent 8% of the total fibre market by 2030, which is equivalent to approximately 13 million tons. © Fashion for Good - Boston Consulting Group

 
03/03/2025 – New report

New report

Next-Gen Materials to reach 8% of fibre market by 2030

New report from Fashion for Good and BCG unveils executive guide for scaling Next-Gen Materials advising industry leaders to pull individual and collective ... By  Editorial staff
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Waste reflects a burden on resources, inefficient processes, and unmanaged emissions, highlighting the need for action. © Fashion for good

 
03/12/2024 – Sustainable innovations

Sustainable innovations

Fashion For Good maps global waste hotspots

With catalytic funding from Laudes Foundation and IDH, Fashion for Good partnered with Reverse Resources, Global Fashion Agenda, Circle Economy, and Accelerating ... By  Editorial staff
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The Home-Compostable Polybag Project is the third Fashion for Good polybag project following the Circular Polybag Pilot and Reusable Packaging projects. © Michael Dziedzic

 
17/01/2023 – Recycling

Recycling

Compostable alternatives to landfill polybags

Fashion for Good has launched the Home-Compostable Polybag Project, a pilot to test alternatives to conventional single-use polybags. By  Sibylle Michel
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09/11/2022 – Results of the project “Sorting For Circularity Europe”

Results of the project “Sorting For Circularity Europe”

An immense opportunity to accelerate textile recycling

The results of the Sorting for Circularity Europe project point to promising opportunities for recapturing value while diverting textiles from downcycling ... By  Sibylle Michel
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Agricultural waste streams © Fashion for Good

 
23/03/2022 – Sustainability

Sustainability

The next generation of materials from waste

The latest project of Fashion for Good, a platform for sustainable fashion innovation, transforms agricultural waste into textile fibres. By  Editorial staff