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Wool
Wool
Wool protects mountain climbers and polar scientists, sailors who navigate the oceans, and men who extract oil in Alaska. It can keep us cool in the heat of the day and warm at night, and it can absorb moisture without feeling wet. Wool is fantastic, isn’t it? Let’s learn about all sides of wool production and how to enjoy wool sustainably.
Hemp
Hemp
Hemp fabric is a type of textile that is made using fibers from the stalks of the Cannabis sativa plant. Hemp is good for the planet. That’s a broad statement, and we are going to find out how it benefits the environment and why we consider hemp to be a new hope and a potential lifesaver for the fashion industry.
Linen
Linen
The flax plant has been cultivated and used to make fiber for over six thousand years in just about every country in the world. Linen has always been one of the most biodegradable and stylish fabrics in fashion history. Let’s find out why it is one of the most sustainable fabrics, and also some darks sides to be aware of.
Modal
Modal
Modal is a semi-synthetic fibre which is soft, comfortable, breathable, and is a great moisture absorbing material. Modal is wear resistant and can be machine washed and tumble dried without shrinking. How sustainable is modal fabric? How to shop for modal mindfully? What is TENCEL™ Modal? Let’s find out.
Bamboo
Bamboo
Bamboo fabric has been making waves in the fashion industry as a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative to traditional cotton. But what exactly is bamboo fabric, how is it produced, and why is it considered a more sustainable option? Keep reading to find out and be bamboozled by all the amazing benefits of this versatile material.
Cotton
Cotton
Cotton is one of the most widespread and versatile fabrics. Production of this biodegradable and comfortable material provides income for more than 250 million people globally. Unfortunately, it’s not very well known that the current cotton production methods are actually environmentally unsustainable. Do you want to know why?
Silk
Silk
Beautiful, luxurious, comfortable and gentle, silk comes from the cocoons of silkworms. Many people think that silk is an environmentally friendly fabric because it’s natural, biodegradable, and traditional. You might be surprised to find out that silk has actually a high environmental impact. Let’s find out why.
Polyester
Polyester
