Fashion Positive releases the first-ever Circular Materials Guidelines that help to align the apparel, footwear, and textile industry on what circular fibers are and how design can make them ready for a circular economy for the fashion industry.
Sasha Radovich is named as the new Executive Director for Fashion Positive, a program dedicated to the development and promotion of circular textile fibers and materials for the fashion industry.
The Fashion Positive Advisory Council is pleased to announce that Sasha Radovich will be its new Executive Director. Sasha’s proven leadership will help Fashion Positive maximize its strategy to help support fashion brands and manufacturers in reaching their Sustainable Development Goals and Science Basted Targets. Specifically, Sasha will help the industry make significant progress in the reduction of landfill waste, resource usage, CO2 and GHG emissions, as well as other important metrics.
What does it take to make the world’s most sustainable denim jeans? And, more broadly, what does it mean to be sustainable and how is sustainability measured? The textile and apparel industry can have an enormous effect on the environment, as well as on the people that make and wear the final garments.
What do G-Star Raw, model Amber Valletta, Standing Rock founder Ladonna Brave Bull Allard and the MIT Media Lab, have in common? They’ll be spending the 26th of August in StudyHall.
The Cradle-to-Cradle Institute’s Fashion Positive+ programme is celebrating its first anniversary. Backed by major brands like Stella McCartney and H&M, the initiative strives to ‘reinvent the basic building blocks of fashion’.
“Circular fashion accelerator, Fashion Positive Plus has announced an expansion of its programme along with publishing a progress report highlighting the achievements of its inaugural year in operation.”