Reducing fashion’s carbon footprint has never been more imperative. A recent report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change indicates that without immediate and widespread intervention in shrinking emissions, it will be impossible to keep global warming limited to 1.5 degrees Celsius. According to the United Nations,...
Reducing fashion’s carbon footprint has never been more imperative. A recent report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change indicates that without immediate and widespread intervention in shrinking emissions, it will be impossible to keep global warming limited to 1.5 degrees Celsius. According to the United Nations,...
Lenzing’s recent fiber launch is disrupting conventional indigo dyeing for a lessened environmental impact. Instead of dyeing fibers once they are manufactured, TENCEL™ Modal with Indigo Color technology takes coloration earlier in the process. Indigo pigment is added to the liquid modal solution before it is...
Coming out of Covid-19, traceability is vital to meeting customer demand. Over half of consumers want their fashion to be sustainable, and about 80 percent desire more transparency from brands about their supply chains. Brands are responding to this growing need for eco-friendly fashion, and over...
Pakistani denim mill Crescent Bahuman Ltd celebrated 25 years in business in 2020. And as part of its efforts to mark this milestone, the manufacturer is highlighting its heart. Crescent tapped creative studio Meidea for a photography book that visually captures the mill’s corporate social responsibility....
The people who devote their careers to the denim industry develop a special connection to the material. And once a blue blood, always a blue blood. In the latest episode of our Blue Cast podcast, Lenzing’s Tricia Carey chatted with Tom Leonard, the former senior vice...
America has a strong heritage and history in denim. Ever since the fabric became a workwear staple in the 1800s, denim has gone through an evolution to become ubiquitous in consumers’ closets. Cone Denim began in 1891, and it opened its White Oak mill in Greensboro,...
To see the versatility and value proposition of TENCEL™ fibers, look no further than the denim world. Mills are leveraging the wood-based fibers to create jean materials that are soft yet strong, with a lower impact. TENCEL™ Lyocell is made from trees using a closed-loop process...
Since TENCEL™ Modal with Indigo Color technology first launched in February, denim mills have been experimenting with the new fiber to create new fabrics. This technology from TENCEL™ still uses wood pulp and low-impact processes associated with modal, but the production differs in how the fibers...
To see the versatility and value proposition of TENCEL™ fibers, look no further than the denim world. Mills are leveraging the wood-based fibers to create jean materials that are soft yet strong, with a lower impact. TENCEL™ Lyocell is made from trees using a closed-loop process...
To see the versatility and value proposition of TENCEL™ fibers, look no further than the denim world. Mills are leveraging the wood-based fibers to create jean materials that are soft yet strong, with a lower impact. TENCEL™ Lyocell is made from trees using a closed-loop process...
To see the versatility and value proposition of TENCEL™ fibers, look no further than the denim world. Mills are leveraging the wood-based fibers to create jean materials that are soft yet strong, with a lower impact. TENCEL™ Lyocell is made from trees using a closed-loop process...