Every year Aarav Chavda goes scuba diving in the same Florida reefs. A former McKinsey analyst and mechanical engineer, Chavda has watched the corals blanch white over time, and he has noticed species ...

As fast fashion and production of goods ramps up around the world, textiles are an increasingly large portion of the waste that accumulates in landfills and spills out into other areas such as oceans.

Performance fabric specialist PrimaLoft is fast-tracking its Bio technology line with the launch of what it claims is the first 100% recycled, biodegradable synthetic fabric. The unveiling of the new ...

"We create biodegradable fabrics that decay 60% in 180 days and over 80% in 2 years when buried." This is the key message emphasized by Seo Young-hoon, the CEO of Oneighty. Oneighty is a startup that ...

Have you ever heard the words ‘biodegradable‘ and ‘compostable‘ associated with activewear? Philadelphia-based fitness company Aqua Vida offers leggings and shorts made with Amni Soul Eco fabric that ...

Mairi Beautyman is a design writer who has written for Interior Design, Huffington Post, Wired, Art News, Architectural Record, Azure Magazine, The Robb Report, and more. "High-tech" isn't what you'd ...

Katherine Martinko is an expert in sustainable living. She holds a degree in English Literature and History from the University of Toronto. Every piece of clothing has an impact on the environment, ...

Smaller companies are creating 100% biodegradable fabric and algae-based fabric dye, but larger brands are slower to innovate Imagine a pair of trousers you could throw on the compost. After years of ...

LONDON — At Future Fabrics Expo, the glass is always half-full — of wood pulp, fungi and biodegradable pigments — just waiting to be worked into mass and luxury clothing, footwear, accessories and ...

Endless Luxury is the moniker Jacob Cohën has given its new line of compostable and biodegradable denim. The men’s denim jacket and two jean styles are made with Candiani Denim fabrics with Coreva ...

Penn State researchers say the stuff we throw away after making beer, wine, and even some medicines could help feed people and clean up fashion at the same time. In their new study, a team led by Penn ...