In this case study, we will discover and discuss what it takes to design your products with a life cycle in mind.
Read MoreIn this case study, see how Levi’s identified their waste hotspots across the supply chain. Not only did they significantly reduce their environmental impact across the product’s life cycle, it also led to new industry standards and innovative solutions towards cleaner denim.
Read MoreIn this case study, learn how partnership along the supply chain can upcycle waste from within. Group together and map out other waste hotspots that are waiting to be discovered. Plus, explore how you, as designers, can find ways to upcycle waste into new products.
Read MoreIn this case study, learn why planning the life cycle for your products involves mapping out your materials in order to allow for circular business models.
Read MoreAs designers, there is a real opportunity to partner with manufacturers and other industry partners to design out waste within the supply chain and through to consumer use. In the Circular Redesign Challenge with TAL Apparel, we challenged our Redress Design Award Finalists to create an outfit using defective shirts, inspired by an exclusive circular design collection from The R Collective x Garcia Bello.
Read MoreDesigning for circularity goes beyond the design of the garment itself. Through packaging and messaging, there is an opportunity to communicate and share your brand story to build your customers’ emotional attachment with your product and thereby encourage longevity of use. In partnership with leading sustainable packaging expert Delta Global, we challenged our Redress Design Award Finalists, joining forces with marketing and product design students, to inspire customers through fashion’s packaging.
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, Javier Goyeneche talks about how he set out to revolutionize the fashion industry towards a more sustainable future.
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 MoreThis guide provides an introduction to the key role of fibres in the circular fashion system and gives you an overview of the environmental impact of natural and man-made fibres.
Read MoreIn this case study, Janko Lam shares the importance of personal connection between the customer and the clothing, and her approach to longevity for her brand Classics Anew.
Read MoreIn this video, learn about the environmental impact of clothes packaging and shipping, and how UPS offsets this through carbon neutrality.
Read MoreOn this interactive website, create your very own pair of jeans and see its environmental impact while learning about innovations that are transforming fashion sustainability.
Read MoreDiscover the Higg Index, an important industry tool that empowers brands, retailers and manufacturers to measure and make informed decisions regarding the environmental and social impacts of their products.
Read MoreExplore how Selyn is driving innovation within the handloom sector and providing sustainable employment, whilst preserving and developing Sri Lankan handloom heritage and craft.
Read MoreExplore how Eastman, Naia™ cellulosic fibre’s manufacturer, has paired responsible sourcing with low impact manufacturing processes to develop a high-performing yarn that offers a sustainable alternative to designers.
Read MoreIn this video, Amanda Johnston talks about the latest innovative fibres. She shares why fibre knowledge is important and how to make a better choice with materials.
Read MoreLearn about the key environmental impacts of the two commonly used fibres of cotton and polyester at five stages in a garment’s lifecycle, from raw materials to end of life.
Read More