Global fibre production represented 116 million tonnes in 2022, and is expected to grow to 147 million tonnes in 2030 if business continues as usual (1). Regrettably, around 15% of fabric ends up on the cutting room floor when garments are cut and sewn (2). When textiles are wasted, so too are the resources which were invested and embedded into the textiles.
Read MoreIn this case study, we ask tonlé founder, Rachel Faller, about her biggest challenges, successes, and top tips for building a circular fashion business.
Read MoreIn this case study, Camilla talks about why fibres are so important to design decisions and how to take control by understanding their lifecycle.
Read MoreDigital technology is on the rise, with 3D design and video conferences among the most promising trends not only because of the reduction of time and distance for a global industry, but also for the practical advantage of minimising sampling.
Read MoreWatch how finalists of the Redress Design Award 2022 come up with solutions for reusing textile waste in an intensive six-hour challenge for Icebreaker.
Read MoreThis guide provides an overview of the zero-waste design technique. You will learn different methods and approaches from planning the pattern to the final execution.
Read MoreIn this case study, Daniel Silverstein shares his approach to zero-waste as he started his career in the fashion industry.
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