Jeff Bezos is investing $34 million in lab-grown fabrics. Could bacteria-fed fibers finally make fast fashion sustainable?

You’ve had a spring clean and decluttered your wardrobe, and now you’re wondering what to do with the pile of unwanted ...

Your wardrobe holds a secret polluter. Washing synthetic clothes releases tiny plastic fibres into water. These microplastics ...

A citizen science study links Kantamanto Market's textile waste to microfiber pollution 20–200 times higher than global ...

The Bezos Earth Fund has awarded $34M in four grants to develop sustainable, plastic-free textile fibres, including cotton ...

When people think about clothing waste, they usually picture old clothes being thrown away or dumped in landfills. But ...

Jeff Bezos is putting millions behind a new vision for the clothes in your closet: fabrics made in labs instead of fields or oil refineries.

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From Lake Michigan to the Chicago River to streams and creeks across the state, there are tiny bits of plastic in Illinois ...

The concentration of harmful plastics shows the need for laws to prevent them from entering the water, an environmental group ...

Wove is the first app to scan everyday clothes for PFAS, microplastics, and hidden toxins, offering safety ratings and cleaner alternatives for shoppers.

For fashion startups, ecommerce startups, and independent designers, finding the right manufacturing company to make your ideas come to life is crucial to the success of your company. But with so many ...