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Source the latest ecologically and socially responsible materials and innovations on the ReSOURCE online platform.
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Source the latest ecologically and socially responsible materials and innovations on the ReSOURCE online platform.
The BLUEZONE denim experts BOSSA, Close to Clothes, Realteks, Sharabati Denim and Tonello rely on the latest washes and the most modern finish for Spring.Summer 23, paired with optimistic 90s retro vibes.
The new ReSOURCE homepage is live: over 600 sustainable materials can now be discovered and sourced online at any time, with improved search, a certification guide and supplier profiles.
The second edition of The Circle Book and the CULTURE.IN capsule collection will launch exclusively at Bluezone from 31 August to 1 September 2021.
From 31 August to 2 September 2021, the ReSOURCE area at MUNICH FABRIC START presents over 800 sustainable materials in a new layout at MOC Munich.
Sarmite Polakova, product designer and founder of Studio Sarmite, talks to curator Simon Angel about PineSkins, her new project Pre-Loved Wool and the potential of high-quality recycled textile fibres.
Source certified, responsibly made leathers and sustainable leather alternatives with ReSOURCE, the online sourcing platform for forward-looking materials.
Chandra Prakash, founder of Cocccon and sustainability consultant, talks about cruelty-free silk fashion, low-water natural fibre production and a blockchain technology for certifying textiles.
An overview of forward-looking, sustainable branding and labelling solutions from leading manufacturers and suppliers on the ReSOURCE platform.
The role of recycled textiles in reducing overconsumption and textile waste – and an overview of recycled Fabrics and Additionals on our sustainable sourcing platform ReSOURCE.
Designer Aniela Hoitink talks in a Key Conversations interview about MycoTEX®, the automated seamless manufacturing method made from compostable mushroom roots, and the challenges of scaling up.
Colour researcher Julia Kaleta is dedicated to strengthening colour communication and exploration into natural dyeing as a sustainable alternative for the fashion industry .